East Liverpool High School - Keramos Yearbook (East Liverpool, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1952 volume:

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Z' - A 5 - ' -' masses , ds-,-2 -- V -:+:--- ' Central Building Starts It This building, newer than Central Building, holds the tenderest memories of all seniors because here they spent their last two and most important years. Housed in this building are the principal and superintendent's offices. As we pass from one floor to another, we first smell chemicals from the chemistry lab and and then aromas from the home economics room. Still, to us, it represents our Alma Mater ldear school motherl to whom we will always remain loyal and true. All eighth graders are eager to enter this building, but as sopho- mores they are just as eager to leave it, Built back in the days when our grandparents were tripping over street-car tracks, it is still used by the frosh of ELHS. The old clock on top has endlessly tolled the hours for the students as well as for the residents of the town. Yes, we'll always remember the old Central Building with the town clock on its castle-like tower, Closely connected with the three other buildings is the Carnegie Library. Here students may find all the necessary references which they need to do their school work. Standing across from the Central Building, its stately architecture has long been familiar to the students. They can spend quiet hours browsing through the books until they find one that suits them. Yes, it would have been almost impossible to finish school without the aid of the Carnegie Library. New and modern is our Memorial Auditorium. This is the favorite building of all students, not only because of its beauty but also because of the fun and enjoyment we have had here. Proms, dances, parties, plays, concerts, assemblies-are all held here. Many times in this building we have cheered our basketball teams and wrestlers on to victory. With these victories come pride, a pride toward our school and a pride in our hearts that we are a part of ELHS. Library Makes Good Catalyst , V---.Q S 1 JF' Q, 413: 1 I' f, .I . I ' A Ing i v U I lv if-in-i i Q 4 I ' 632351, Memorial Auditorium Really Bubbles lR School spurntl The tlamung heart of our school l Blazing enthusiasm the catalyst so necessary to the school lute compound as evudenced here l-llghly volatile IS the Intense nnterest of the students nn school actuvutles :Ulf fer Spzrzf 1 , . Q J Q . gi . , ,Ac . , J K . , U .,,., ,fx 1 iii-L lx .-I F l .1 f 1- X ! 2 l I 4 I ' T I . , .1 - r 'r fl ' A M Q ff., T I I I 1 X a p fr 5' l , I y , I , - '1 l6'mzk I to Zlamc' 'A I' - ,-,far 1 gf 4 Y 5, L l Spanish can be The soup must be good according to the smiles on the faces of N. Fowler and P. Richman. How to arrange a pleasant and proper table and to use etiquette are two of the many techniques learned in home economics classes. While some students are out on the road doing actual driving, B. Birch, on the left, checks her reaction time on the brake, and N. Boyd looks into the machine that measures the maximum angle at which one can see horizontally. These students are in dead earnest about staying alive while driving. lf wg, -'A x. fan. - 5 ,4 Happy fvfzfrmulrz 9Q2:.E:,if t -'la lust a lat of mean- ingless words un- less one can asso- ciate them with real things -- and why not be hoppy about it at the same time. This Spanish class cer- tainly is enjoying fiesta time, MFI! X WM For many years the students of E L H S have been working together, having club projects, saving tax stamps, sponsoring dances, and count- less other activities to make possible the public address system which is now in operation. This was the year it was achieved. The P-A System's ghostly voice surprised the students one un- expected morning Iast fall. It makes communication possible between the High School, Central, and the M-A. The system cost the Student Council, sponsor of the project, over SS4,000. All who in any way have helped to make this task a success are to be commended. If JJ 50 d mv ning my This intricate switchboard for the public address system with its dozens of switches, plugs, and dials is being operated by Wayne Williams as Paul Cox, seen in the broadcasting room, waits for the go-ahead signal. The sys- tem will contact one or all rooms and permits two-way communication. Besides daily bulletins, radio broadcasts- both student and professional-and recordings can be heard where desired. The deans can work much more promptly and efficiently, the principal can be assured that no one is missing important announcements, and teachers in Central and High School buildings can request important radio or student broadcasts. lt was a long and expensive job acquiring the P-A system, but surely worth it. All modern school plants and factories are so equipped. 4 ll 31.3 53, L Z9-V4 Frosh promenade and snake dance be- fore upperclassmen on Freshman Day, the joyous time for greenies, when they can dis- card their armbands and become full- fledged high school men and women. We'd guess the girls are looking at the upperclass boys and the freshmen boys are looking for the refreshments, Big wheels, big salesmen! Top boy and girl sellers on the first day of the annual Magazine Sale, being congratulated by Dean Bert Dawson, sales manager, and re- ceiving their Oscars are: Wayne Wil- liams, Barbara Kortman, Eleanor George, and Fred Watkins. KE's Kelly Project always takes the staff members into some influential surround- ings, here we see them in the office of Mayor Arnold Devon talking to His Honor, Mr. Devon promised that a plainclothesman would check behavior of the students and adults in the matter of courtesy on buses, the concern of the staff workers R. Davis, P. Vodrey, J. Furgason, S. Deeds, M, Smith, and R. Duffy, tv lg ,ll pw 2 if l 1 y The l95l 52 Pptter trzmtbcli squad is receiving a verw enthusiastic send! off to the Toledo DeVillniss game. The gridders, bath girls and boys varsity bands, and cheerleaders were guests of the Ceramic Theater to see the picture lim Thorpe, All Amer- ican. ' Colorful Here we see some at the peppy crowd gathered around the bonfire previous to the Salem Homecoming Game. This activity was sponsored by the Blue and White Nonfpareil Club. This is just a sample of one of the many pep rallies conducted in The high school auditorium before mast gridiron contests, Principal William Harrington is the vivaciaus master of ceremonies and pep master, ll 'N J. l fy' Xe I'-'fax ' 9 'ak' i s.. J i- i i . --H new 1 Chemical Comb The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held Moy I8 of last school year, Eddie Juenemann's orchestra of Canton furnished the music. The chosen theme Orchids to the Seniors feci- tured a huge chandelier of orchids and silver streamers. Approximately 300 juniors and seniors were present. The Grand March was led by senior class officers Ted Parker, Mike Chan, George Petyak, and Shirley Warrick and their dates, and junior class offi- cers Jim Moss, Ed Galloway, Christy Donaldson, and Dale Thornberry ond their dates. At ll:l5 Barbara Booth was crowned Prom Queen. She was elected by secret ballot by the senior class. Junior closs members elected her two attendants Lillian Gebauer and Joan McCoy. All present received a Memories booklet in which were the dance pro- gram and space for autographs. Foc- ulty sponsors for the affair were Miss Susan Smith, Miss Isabel Clouse, and Harold Ginder. ln the foreground are seen parents who were allowed to stay until the completion of the Grand March. inations junior-Senior Prom Queen LEFT TO RlGl-lT: Lillian Gebouer Joan McCoy, Donno Barnes, Jim Moss, Shirley Meanor. SEATED: Prom Queen Barboro Booth. C? Q g A? '4-Q ,Wh 500 img 391. '45-an , 'ilu 'Bti ' lil 'Yin WG: 'bfxhh A '-'GK' W-M-,. ' ' '--....,,,.,,,,YW ' -qmm 'Yaiflll 'Ugg -gum .,,,w,..',.n. st .Q :Wifi 'Nita 'bug sw: 1, , .Mx In vugg ,ggi H -s.,,..,f-f-'W - W 5513 '53 W1 '-M-...-nf--W 'ill 'U-ll '51 'ini vftgf lp ' M503 'Sl .' ,,. Guiding the eager mind of Youth with their superior knowledge and experience are the master- chemistsf' They point out just how much of each element to add to complete the compound of school lite. And, although the students may grumble about the age-old plague of too much homework, they greatly appreci- ate the efforts of their teachers. 'K J 1, ,L ,qplqwuvwv-N ' The Board of Educatuon has had a very busy and tough year They have kept an uncreasung flow of textbooks laboratory equupment machunery and supplementary materuals movung unto the classrooms They spent many hours tryung to work out solutuons to many local school problems These men and Supt Ralph Betts are now undertakung the mammoth task of supervusung the construction of two uunuor hugh schools and an elementary school Puctured above seated us Mr O E Hall and from to rught Mr R S Buzzard V D Sanford J Curry J D Bennett J F Fortuner andl A Hoffman Mr Sanford and Mr Fortuner replaced returung mem bers Mr Buzzard and Mr Hoffman Determuners Here we have the Superuntendent of East Luverpool Schools, Ralph W Betts new to the posutuon but not to the stu dents Before comung to East Luverpool Mr Betts taught at Ashtabula for four teen years eleven of whuch he was prun cupal of a uunuor hugh school He came to East Luverpool Hugh School un l943 as pruncupal He has been very unstrumental un the recent successful campaugn for the school bond ussue the furst passed sunce l9l8 Mr Betts has served on the state com muttees of the Ohuo Pruncupals Duscussuon Group As hobbues the Superuntendent lukes to watch all kunds of sports and to play very amateur golf Hus two sons jack and um graduated from ELHS in I9-48 and l95O, respec- tively, Both are now at Ohio University. Mr Wllllam E Harrlngton Prnncupal IS a smllnng happy and conversational person who IS an charge of the curriculum and supervnslon of schedules '37 Mlss Ruth Sloan Dean of Girls a petute and friendly person handles guudance attendance and many actlvltles with great satlsfactlon to the faculty and students The Larger Prmclples All rught Mrs ones thank you for calling Mr Bert Dawson Dean of Boys also handles attendances super vlses guidance and directs many actrvltles These four secretaries help the bug bosses all year long Seen at the left are Shurley Warrick and Grace Barnett of the Superlntendent s offuce At the rnght are Pearl Markanton and Susan Henry of the Prnncnpal s office P! ,an 1 '- 'W' l l V X x r s eft ' l W' f s W y 1 l L, Q Q :Zhi l , ' s . , Y, X xx X Q-.J -', , R Q . ' f w A w 'fiifzlf ' T f ' ' : I I v ' ' :K A ' 1 f 2 I 7 .leg -' L fl, ,um A ' l ,I f .- I I h- ' A I I 1 I I 1. I 1 H . 1 I ' I! I I V I I I I ' ' . I . l V .I U I I I I - ' I O U . . . . - , . , . . , ' . f 'fix Lkf' A K . - f l e 2 'J x .s R 1, I . Beatrice Smith John Staley John Crail Hazel Laughlin Mar aret Birch Ro d Had e 9 Y 9 Austen Moore Aldo Fowler Scientists of the Mind LAWRENCE BECK-Director ot Music . . . MARGARET BIRCH-English I, ll . . .STELLA BIRNBAUM-Speech Arts I, Il 4 . . BLAKE E. BOYD-Machine Shop II, III, IV . . . GRACE BROWN-Iunior Business Training, Business English . . . HELEN CAPEHART- English I . . . EDNA CLOUSE-World History , . , ISABELL CLOUSE-Iunior Business Train- ing, Economics . . . IOHN CRAIL-Bookkeep- ing I, Il, junior Business Training , . .MARIE CRAWFORD-American History . . . BERT DAWSON-Dean of Boys . . NELLE DAW- SON-General Science . . , GLADYS DEBOLT -World History. . . IOHN DECKER-Physics, Shop Mathematics, Plane Geometry . . , GLENDA DUNLOPE-English ll , , .IO ANN FARLS - Stenography, Secretarial Practice, Typing . . . MILDRED FAULK-Office Prac- tice, Stenography Il , , , GEORGE FLORIN- Physical Education . . , MINA FAULKS- Latin I, II . . , ALDA FOWLER-Latin I, Gen- eral Mathematics . . . HAROLD GINDER- Wood Shop II, Ill, IV . . , MERRILL HALL- American History, Coach of Basketball, Cross Country, and Track I . I SARA HEDDLESTON - English III I , , ROYD HODGE - Plane Geometry, General Mathematics . . , OLIVE IKIRT-American Government, Problems of Democracy . . , RUBIENA IKIRT-English IV . . . EDNA IONES, RN.-School Nurse . . . VIOLET KARAVANIC-Physical Education. Hygiene I , . HAZEL LAUGHLIN-English I, General Mathematics . . I N, F. LORAH- Chemistry, Faculty Manager ot Athletics . . . IOSEPH MARDIS-Mechanical Drawing Il, III, IV , . . I. A, MONASKY-Retail Selling, Consumers Education, Typing I , . . AUSTEN MOORE-Drivers Education . . , WILBERT MOORE - Biology , , , DOYLE NUTTER - Biology, Physical Education . , I IAMES REES -Economics, Sociology, Psychology . . . IRA SAYRE-journalism, English II, Director ot Publications i . , ELMER SHIRLEY-General Mathematics, Algebra I . . , RUTH SLOAN- Dean of Girls . , . BEATRICE SMITH-General Science, English I , , , MAURIEL SMITH- English II . , . SUSAN SMITH-English ii , . . Spanish i, ii . . , IOHN STALEY -General Science . . , ALMA V, TAYLOR- Librarian . . , KATHERINE THEISS-Typing I, Stenography I, Secretarial Practice . . . LOUIS VENDITTI-General Shop, Coach of Freshman Football . I . WADE WATTS-Am- erican History, Coach of Football . . I IOHN WEITZEL-Director of Instrumental Music HILDA WERNER-Algebra I, French II, Eng- lish IV . . . HELEN WEST-Algebra I, II, Plane Geometry , , . RUTH WINLAND- Home Economics I, Il . . . DOROTHY WOODS -Home Economics I, Il. i xx xnhhuhxn UAK 'J' I 4 . msfflli' '-A , gs, id- ,H K u ' I 1,7114 5j,,e',1 A L114 ,J 1 Olive lkirf, Hilda Werner, Jggeph Mardis Edna Clause, 'Nf-ew r' 21 J, sf, 1 V T X , ' Qu-... Xxx Af' Ji... +V- ef Ira Sayre, Grace Brown, Glenda Dunlope Each year, during National Education Week, parents of the students ore given on opportunity to visit the school ond talk to the teach- ers about the progress of their child. Here we see parents being directed to classrooms by members of the Student Council. 11 Susan Smith, Katherine Theiss i 'v-1 . v' W7 5 h--1. Stella Birnbaum James Rees Ruth Winland -.....,.,,.....-, ...,..- r 'gh XX l i7 all Wade Watts Here we see Jo Ann Brooks, Sandro Newtz, and Sally johnson, three of the 638 students, teachers, and janitors who received their tree chest-X-ray this year. These X-rays are sponsored through support ot the Christmas seal and the Double Bar Cross campaigns. Almo Taylor Wilbert Moore Ja Ann Farls Doyle Nutter EA, if Rubiena Ikirt i wi Lawrence Beck Charles Deshler Mildred Faulk Harold Ginder Mina Foulks Louis Venditfi Blake Boyd John Weitzel Sara Heddleston George Florin Edna Jones, R. N, NWI '12 ra Violet Karavanic Merrill Hall 1-4 Laura Ashbaugh Clyde Muse Mrs. Laura Ashbaugh and Mr. Clyde Muse are Q two substitutes whom our junior and seniors have come to know very well. Mrs. Ashbaugh taught chemistry for the first six weeks while Mr. Lorah was convalescing from his heart attack last sum- mer. She later came back to teach American gov- A ernment when Miss O. lkirt was forced to withdraw from her position during the second six weeks be- cause of illness. Mr. Muse replaced Miss Marie Crawford, who was not able to teach during the second semester because of her health. He teaches American his- tory and advises Senior Forum. E. Bookman E. Troutman M. Russell L. Griffin vu-ug I 4 ' - s- 1.- ,4 1 3 ' ' 'pay X tl Nl ts . V - T 1 h nl. Q 'xl . Some people whom we often see but seldom stop to think about are the custodians. These men work quietly and efficiently to keep our school neat, clean, and warm during the cold winter months. During the summer they're employed washing the walls, cleaning the woodwork, and doing other things necessary to keep E L H S in top condition. E. Flesher W. Smith J. Watkins .- Q, i . 5 , U i R. rugofe y I . I1 A X-N ,, ,. fa, wha? .iwwwww M' - -5-nfqgl 5 W A ' V 'Mrfamy ,vztjyj ..A 5 P F W wx 'mm fa, Q K r V W J . ' 3 ifvwwikf , ,. I 57, ya 3 5- if flfgfr 'xg 'X W Us . amfxiifvugg 'A ' M A, rax . , ., ws 2 , 'lr wan' fl, f IA , Quiet, interested, studious - yes, but they have fun too. l-lere, soon to be experimenting in the great laboratory ot the world, are some of the future chemists at America. This year, however, they have been occupied in helping the elements of school life combine more rapidly and successfully. The potential strength at our nation depends upon the students, Q4 It . 1-'I' Tom Adam Q M Thayer Allison as li i 1 1 i gt Q ri A , ff' John Banicki i w 5 Paul Barlow 26 lla., RW J .jf Wm.-. vs MGYY Adams Kay Dean Allen la-751 Z' , N463 at K Anl A iv is lb. 1' H 2 . Carl Anderson Ralph Badgley 1 Jane Barbour Jim Barker Donna Barnes Jacquelyn Benneli Class of '52 was first 5-4 N , ' X Sue Allison h. r Q. . f I Donna Ball Tom Barker Virginia Betfelidge to escape 'Q Q Bob Bickerton 'S- Harry Bickle Regina Biggins Betty Birch hazing, Adam, Tom, College Preparatory, Choir l,2, 3,4, Glee Club 2, Keramos 4, lntramurals . . . Adams, Mary K., Commercial, Leaders League 4, Volleyball l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, lntramur- als . . . Allen, Kadine lKatel General, Leaders League 3,4, Forum 3-Treasurer 3, Glee Club 3, lntramurals . . . Allison, Sue, General . , . Allison, Thayer W. lSpiderl College Prepara- tory, Hi-Y l, Football Manager l, Track 2,3,4, Baseball l, lntramurals . , . Anderson, Carl L. lBudl College Preparatory , . . Badgley, Ralph W., Vocational, Student Council l, Glee Club l,2,4, lntramurals. . . Ball, Donna Lee lPigeonl General, Choir l,Z, Forum l,2, Student Council l,Z, Orchestra l, lntramurals . . . Banicki, John J. lBoel General . , . Barbour, Jane Uaniel General, Choir l,2,3,4, Harmon- ettes 3, Forum l,2,3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Cabinet . . . Barker, james A. lliml College Preparatory, Choir l,2, 3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Wrest- ling 2 . . . Barker, Tom, General, Forum l,2,3, Student Council l,2,3, Cabinet 3, lntramurals. Barlow, Paul L., General . , . Barnes, Donna M., College Preparatory, Treasurer 4, Leaders League 3,4, Junior Classical League 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, Cabinet 4, Forum 2,4, Girls Band l,2,3,4-Vice-president 3,4, Concert Band l,2,3,4, lntramurals . . . Bennett, Jacquelyn lJackiel General, Hi Tri 4, Glee Club l . . . Betteridge, Virginia lPetel Com- mercial . . . Bickerton, Robert K. lBickl College Prepara- tory, Boys Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra l,2,3,4, Cabinet 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, lntramurals . . . Bickle, Harry G. ll3ickJ General . . . Biggins, Regina L. lReggiel Commercial, Forum 2 . . . Birch, Betty A. lBettsl Commercial, Choir l,2,3,4, Harmon- ettes 3,4, Madrigals 4, Hi Tri 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Forum 2, Leaders League 4, lntramurals . . . Birch, Beverly J. lBevel General, Choir l,2, 3,4 . . . Birch, Robert V. ll3obl General, Treas- urer l, Band l,2,3,4, Hi-Y l,2, Camera Club l,2,3 . . . Black, lo Ann lJodyl Commercial, Choir l,2,3,4, Madrigals 3, Hi Tri 4, Leaders League 4, Harmonettes 3,4, lntramurals . . . Blackburn, Ada L., College Preparatory, Hi Tri 4, Girls Band l,2, lntramurals. Beverly Birch Gr 'fl Bob Birch Jo Ann Black .-T Ada Blackburn 27 QA ,- Clark Blazer fuss 9? Bb af' N. ix 177' , ,, wx 4, 1 ,Z E L B y Jo Ann B t D k Bright Jw frm? Sv K 'gsm Any ,.. Leonard Bryan .K X, x asv if agar. 'sz ,V K. W w V . Joy B hh t D thy B hh It Regina Burcham 7-RK CY Uf III CHIC 'r. urns arol ers In a ean ah: the Student Council having N Q ii' xiii? Al Eugene Cain Keith Calhoun 2 Ruth Campbell --:.- K r H- ' 1 4 Std 1 g- C' 1 f' .lim Cannon annecl it Blazer, Blair Clark, General, Choir l,2,3,4, Forum 3-President, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Har- monaires 3,4, Basketball I, Intramurals . . . Bonney, Laura Ann lLauriel College Prepara- tory, National Honor Society 3,4, Keramos 3,4 , . , Brant, Jo Ann lJol Commercial, Glee Club l,2 . . . Bright, Richard A. lDickl College Prep- aratory, President 2, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Executive Council 2, Choir 2,3,4, Madrigals 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Forum 3,4--Vice-president 3, Junior Kiwanis 3, Cabinet 2,3, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Thespians 3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Boys State, National Honor Society 3,4, Harmonaires 3,4, Football I,2, Wrestling I,2, Intramurals. Brookes, lo Anne lJoi Commercial, Girls Band l,2,3,4, Concert Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Brooks, Barbara A. lBabsl Commercial, Hi Tri 3,4, Orchestra l,2,3,4, Keramos Echo 3,4 . . . Brown, Anna Lee lAnnl Commercial . . . Brown, Wil- liam Clair lBillI General, Forum 2, Wrestling I,2,3,4. Bryan, Leonard, General . , . Buchheit, Joy E., College Preparatory, Hi Tri 3,4, Cabinet I, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Forum 2, Sewing Club I, Keramos Echo 3,4 . , . Buchholz, Dorothy M. lDotl General, Forum 2, Glee Club I, Library I,2,3,4 . . . Burcham, Regina A. tReggiel Gen- eral, Forum 2, Glee Club I, Hi Tri 4, Leaders League 4, Student Council I, Intramurals. Burlingame, Earl E. lBurlyl Commercial . . . Burris, Joyce lTilll Commercial, Leaders League 4, Cabinet 3, All Stars 3,4, Intramurals . . , Byers, Carol J., General, Sewing Club I, Camera Club 3, Keramos Echo 4, Intramurals . . . Cahill, Linda Jean, Commercial, Keramos 4, Glee Club 2, Forum 3, Intramurals. Cain, H. Eugene, Vocational, Keramos Echo I,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Cal- houn, Keith lLumpl College Preparatory, Boys Band l,2,3,4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4 . . . Campbell, Ruth I., Commercial, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Girls Band 4 . , . Cannon james lJiml General, Wrestling 2,3,4, Intramurals. Capehart, Donna lean lDonniel Commercial, Glee Club 2, Forum 2,3, Intramurals. . . Carroll, Doris A. lDoriel Commercial, Glee Club I,2,3,4 -Vice-president 3 . . . Carson, Richard L. lDickl College Preparatory, Hi-Y I,2,3,4- President 2, Treasurer 3, Forum 3, Student Council 2,3, Cabinet 2, Keramos 4, Student An- nouncers 3,4, Basketball Manager l,2,3,4, Baseball Manager I,2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Intramurals, Boys State . . , Chadwick, Edward D. lDonl General, Cabinet 4, Football l,2,3,4, Wrestling I,2,3,4. . Donna Capehart nm Doris Carroll 1 ugh if gl .ie 6 11-37 . .jp . ., if .ft .Q5tt :. 4 Dick Carson 'M Don Chadwick 29 J-UQQHK V Q E x Wi., Y Don Chamberlain Myma Chertoff Mary Chronister y. 47'- 'T Helen Clark Jane Clendenning 35 TW' 3 hx-if J IE 5? 'fi' 5 'f if f i Joyce Clutter .. A f Don Clark lk- 4155 'E x' lfff h e 1-v-'T-'J' A N' e 1 Joann Coleman JU' Lorraine Compo Dorothy Conn Dan Cooper Shizley Copestick n ,ff X 6 Q J I x 157 375' K . f f s Lynn Cowan Fred Crawford Keith Crawford Nothan Currey Cabinets were active uncle 30 I Donna Cusick Kenneth Daniels Elsie Davidson Ron Davis rex i es 5- ' Chamberlain, W. Donald lFeetl General, Football I, Intramurals . . . Chertoff, Myrna l l.,' College Preparatory, Choir I,2,3,4, Forum 3, Leaders League 3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Cabi- net I,2, Cheerleader 3,4 . . . Chronister, Mary J., General, Forum I, Camera Club I . . . Clark, Donald K. lDoni General, Forum 3, Cabinet 3, Intramurals. Clark, Helen M., Commercial, Glee Club I,2, Hi Tri 3,4 . . . Clendenning Jane L., General, Girls Band I,2,3, Concert Band 2,3, Forum I,2, 3, Camera Club 3 . . . Clutter, loyce Ann lJoyl Commercial, National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Coleman, Jo-Ann lJol Commercial, Glee Club 2 . Compa, Lorraine lLorriel Commercial, Glee Club 2, Intramurals . . . Conn, Dorothy L. lDottiel Commercial, Keramos Echo 3,4, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 . . . Cooper, Daniel L. lDanI College Preparatory, Choir l,2,3,4, Boys Glee Club l,2,3, Harmonaires 3,4, Madrigals 3,4, Election Board 3,4, Student Council l,2,3,4 -President 4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Boys State, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Cabinet 2,3, Executive Student Council I,2,3, Football I,2,3,4, Track I,3,4, Basketball I, Intramurals . . . Copestick, Shirley V. lCopei General . Cowan, Lynn R. lTinyl General, Choir I,2, Glee Club I,2 . . . Crawford, Fred O., General, Projection Club 3,4, Glee Club l,2,3, Baseball I,2,3,4, Cross Country I,2,3,4, Intramurals . . . Crawford, Keith A., General, Choir I,2,3, Boys Glee Club I,2,3,4, Forum 2, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Base- ball Manager 2,3,4, Intramurals . . . Currey, Na- than B. lNatel General, Choir I,2,3,4, Keramos Echo 2, Madrigals 3, Wrestling I. Cusick, Donna R. lDonl Commercial, Choir I,2,3,4, Harmonettes 3,4, Chordettes 3,4, Forum I,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, Leaders League 3,4, Cabinet 3, Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Intramurals . . . Daniels, Kenneth H. lKennyl General, Football 4, Intramurals, Wrestling I . . . Davidson, Elsie E. lPunkini Commercial, Choir l,2,3,4, Harmonettes 3,4, Madrigals 3,4, Girls Band 3, Orchestra I,2,3,4, Hi Tri 4 . . , Davis, Ronald L. lRonl General, Hi-Y 3,4, Forum 2, Keramos Echo 4, Football 4, Track 4, Intramurals. Dawson, Frank C. lDiggeri College Prep., Choir I,2,3,4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Football Manager l,2, 3,4, Intramurals . . . Deeds, Sondra lSandyl College Prep., Student Council I, Forum 2, Keramos Echo 2,3,4-Editor-in-chief 4, Leaders League 3,4, Hi Tri 4, Junior Classical League 3,4, Fourth Estate, Cheerleader 3,4, Intramur- als. . . Deem, loAnn lJol College Prep., Nation- al Honor Society 3,4, Junior Classical League 3,4, Cabinet 4, Keramos 3,4, Glee Club I, Intramurals. f frgmfiglta fx . o' , I, I' xx xfa 3 i x Frank Dawson Sondra Deeds I: Jo Ann Deeln IW' Pal' Dick Joyce Dlddle 'Ui NV' X. ..f' Marilyn Drake Lois Edwards Mary Lou Ellgas Nancy English Marjorie Evans Barbara Evelsizer Herb Fenton Shingler, Bright Moss, an Donna Ferguson kr Delores Fey I Y is N I Z. Bob Finlay :auf fag: Kg. ' ,, V .5.f,4.::'.,i4 y i as --Q.. W3 ggi .. mics- .sf -fs. .nc .. , Lcsw --.4 I, I ooo Virginia Fiorello a I I oway Deets, Magdalene Merle, General . . . DeWalt, Ronald lDel College Prep.5 Forum I,2 . . . Dick Patricia lPatl College Prep ..,. Diddle, W. Joyce lWilliel Commercial, Choir I,2,35 Forum 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Hi Tri 4. Diddle, Kenneth A. lKennyl General5 Base- ball I5 Intramurals . . . Donaldson, Christy lChrisl College Prep.5 'Secretary 3,45 Choir 45 Camera Club 3,45 Girls State, Junior Classical League 3,45 Hi Tri 3,45 Leaders League 45 Forum 45 Intramurals . . . Drake, Marilyn J., Commercial5 Leaders League 3,4 . . . Dunham, Marlene lMartyl Commercial5 Choir l,2,3,45 Forum 2,3-Secretary 35 Leaders League 3,45 Cabinet 45 Hi Tri 45 Student Council I,3,45 Cheerleader 3,4. Dutterer, lo Anne Uodyl General5 Librarian l,2,35 Choir I,2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Harmonettes 3,45 Hi Tri 3,45 Thesplans 2,3,45 Student Council I,2,35 Sewing Club I . . . Edgell, Jo Ann lJol General5 Kera- mos 4 , . . Edwards, Loi-s M., General5 Glee Club I . . . Ellgas, Mary Louise lMary Loul Commer- cial5 Choir l,2. English, Nancy L. lNancI General5 Choir l,2, 3,4-Secretary 25 Orchestra I,2,3,4-Treasurer 45 Majorette of Girls Band 2,3,45 Leaders League 45 Intramurals . . . Evans, Marjorie L. lMargiel Commercial5 Glee Club I5 Camera Club 3,45 Hi Tri 3,45 Keramos Echo 4 . . . Evelsixer, Barbara Jo lPoodledogl General . , . Fenton, Herb K., General5 Band l,2,3,45 Orches- tra I,25 Intramurals. Ferguson, Donna lFergiel College Prep.5 Glee Club 25 Forum 35 Camera Club 35 Keramos Echo 4 . . . Fey, Dolores J. lDeel College Prep.5 Forum 35 junior Classical League5 Intramurals . . . Finlay, Robert L. lBobl College Prep.5 Orch- estra l,45 Band I,2 . . . Fiorello, Virginia lJennyl Commercial5 Band I,25 Orchestra 2, 3,45 Concert Band l,2. Flint, Irvin llrvl Commercial5 Student Coun- cil I,25 Hi-Y 45 Football I,3,45 Track 25 Base- ball l,3,45 Intramurals . . . Forester, Ronald K., Vocational , . . Foster, Gloria Ann, General5 Glee Club l,2,3,4 . . . Frontz, Beverly lBevI Com- mercial. 'libs r - VUN Irvin Flint 5. ,y I r - -.if .. We wwf? Ronald Forester Gloria Foster Beverly Front: if X 'h f Q? 2'-Z .J 1.4 , N r K N y 'rl ' A D of Barbara Fugote Terry Fullerton Bill Fultz Jackie Furgason J A A . .3 -fa 4 , A 1 Qi .sf W ' gt -4 AS. It 3' at T7 ' 1 John Gallagher Ed Galloway J G iv 4 ..' , K-,,, .,. ,J L X , Lillian Gebauer Doyle Gilkinson 'O Q 'uw x Qf--r Dick Garner Jane Garwood Q., xl, f X , Dick Gill Al Gloeckner Q 1 1 X , , 5' 5 W' 'tt' Norma Golden Susan Graff 34 The Joyce Graham Al Greco class numbered 496 a 1 . MX 'I w f f. :am c.. , J I Qi-rr . Z f W yw L . 'him . . Sam Grimes Anthony Gulutx ' , 04 an . . ,l ai' David Hall 1 fr' Jean Hallett reshmen, Z A Fugate, Barbara A. lBarbl Commercial, Choir 2,3,4, Forum 2,3,4, Hi Tri 4, Harmon- ettes 3,4, Leaders League 3,4-Treasurer 4, Historian 3 . . . Fullerton, Terry Allen, Commer- cial, Intramurals . . . Fultz, William E. lBiIIl Vocational, Projection, Intramurals . . . Furga- son, Jacqueline Lee lJackiel General, Glee Club I,2, Forum 3, Camera Club 3, Hi Tri 4, Keramos Echo 4--News Editor. Gallagher, John ljacki General, Intramurals . . . Galloway, Edward L. lEdl College Prep., Vice-president 3, President 4, Student Council 4-Treasurer 4, Cabinet 3-Vice-president 3, Forum 3,4, Boys State, Hi-Y 3,4-Treasurer 3, Vice-president 4, Student Announcer 2,3,4, Operetta 2,3,4, Choir l,2,3,4, Intramurals . . . Garner, Richard lDickl College Prep,, Hi-Y 2, 3,4-Secretary 3, President 4, Junior Classcial League 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Glee Club 3, Cross Country 3, Track 2, Wrestling 3, Intramurals . . . Garwood, Jane lTigerI College Prep., Choir I,2,3,4, Leaders League 3,4, Hi Tri 4. Gebauer, Lillian A. lLilI College Prep., Stu- dent Council I,2,3,4-Secretary 4, Executive Council for Democracy 2,3, Choir l,Z,3,4, Girls State, Cabinet 2,3, Forum I,2-President 2, Treasurer I, junior Classical League 2,3,4, Hi Tri 3,4-Vice-President 3, Leaders League 3,4, Cheerleader 3,4 . . . Gilkinson, Doyle D., Com- mercial . . . Gill, Richard C. lDickI General, Football l, Intramurals . . . Gloeckner, Alfred C. KAII General, Cross Country, Intramurals. Golden, Norma, General . . . Graff, Susan A. ISuwanl General, Choir I,2,3, Harmony I, Forum 2, Hi Tri 4 . . . Graham, Joyce A., Gen- eral, Hi Tri 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Cabinet 3,4, Keramos Echo 4, Forum 2 . . . Greco, Alfronso IAII General, Boys Band I,2, 3,4, Intramurals. X' 'ti 1 in Jean Hamilton Pat Hamilton Grimes, Samuel L. lSamI College Prep., Choir Leonard Hanlon l,2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Harmonaires 3,4, Cabinet I,2,3,4, Student Council 2, Forum I, 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Intramurals . . . Gulutz, Anthony J. l'I'onyI General, Forum I,2, Football I,3, Wrestling I,2,3, Baseball 3, Intra- murals . . , Hall, David L. lDavel Commercial, Choir I,2,3, Glee Club 2,3 . . . Hallett, Jean M. lleanniel Commercial, Hi Tri 3,4. Hamilton, Jean Ann, Commercial, Choir l,2, Glee Club 3 . . . Hamilton, Patricia lPatl Gen- eral, Choir I,2, Camera Club 2, Glee Club 3,4, Junior Classical League 4, Intramurals . . . Hanlon, Leonard lLennyl General, Glee Club I,3,4, Hi-Y 2,4-Vice-president 2, Football I,2, 3,4, Baseball I,2,4, Intramurals . . . Harris, Kathryn Virginia lCathyI Commercial, Glee Club l,2, Forum 3,4, Intramurals. I' Kathryn Harris 1 Cho rlotte Head ley SNK 4 ,an fa 'Q A4 'wr' Qi' Jack Hile new 5 4... is. nv, Carolyn Hull in are 4 Af MV X, Paul James Y' ry, Q.. -' .ka 5 'al We 'gl 'gt I , 1 Donna Hebron Donald Heldman Jim Hilbert if J . 1 '77 Frank Hilliard Mary Hohmann Shirley Holtz A' lass' M Bill Hutchman Jim Irving Mary lrwin f'--f gs' il -ff -J Q .we 'N 'mm is 6 J' Tom Jenkins Kay Johnston Helen Jones 36 the graduates will number Lois Justice Dottie Kane ff? Betty Keaton nly 286 Headley, Charlotte E. lCharl, Commercial, Keramos 4, Intramurals . . . Hebron, Donna Jean IBoneI Commercial . . . Hcldman, Donald H. IDuckl General, Band I,2,3,4 , . . Hilbert, James S. ljiml General, Keramos 4, Cabinet 32 Wrestling I,2,3. Hile, Jack K. 1l3ugsl General, Choir I,Z,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Harmonaires 3,4, Intramurals . . , Hilliard, Frank lDutchl General, Choir I,2, 3, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Football 4, Track 4, Intramurals . . . Hohmann, Mary Ann, Gen- eral, Hi Tri 4, Choir I,2, Glee Club 3,4, . . . Holtz, Shirley A. lShirlI General, Forum 2, Glee Club I, Hi Tri 3,4, Junior Classical League 3,4. Hull, Carolyn S. lCaroll Commercial, Glee Club 2 . . . Hutchman, William D. lHutchl Col- lege Prep., Vice-president 4, Choir I,2,3,4,- Vice-president 4, Forum 4, Glee Club I,2,3,4- Secretary 3, Vice-president 4, Harmonaires 2,3, 4, Intramurals . . . Irving, James R. ljiml Col- lege Prep., Choir I,Z,3,4, Forum I,2,3,4-Presi- dent 4, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Cabinet 2, Keramos Echo 4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Operetta 2,3,4 . . . lrwin, Mary Alice lMary Al College Prep., Forum 2, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Camera Club 3, Keramos Echo 3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, Girls State Alternate, National Honor Society 3,4. James, Paul lJessel College Prep., Treasurer 2, Hi-Y I,2,3,4-President l,3, Hi Teen Council 2, Choir I,2,3,4-President I, Harmonaires 3, Madrigals 3, Board of Elections, Junior Classi- cal League 2,3,4, Basketball I,Z,3,4, Track I,2, 3,4, Cross Country I,2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3, junior Kiwanian . . . Jenkins, Thomas A. lToml College Prep., Choir I,2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Keramos Echo 3,4, Forum I,2, Harmonaires 3,4, Football I,2,3,4, Track 3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Intramurals . . . Johnston, Kay, College Prep., Choir I,2,3,4, Forum 2, Hi Tri 3,4-Treasurer 4, Harmonettes 3,4, Cabinet I, Intramurals .,. . Jones, Helen, General, Forum I,2, First Aid 2,3, Keramos Echo 4. Justice, Lois Anq iDimpIesl General, Hi Tri 4, Junior Classical League 3,4, Glee Club I,2, Intramurals . I . Kane, Dorothy I. lDottiel Col- lege Prep., Choir 2,3,4-Treasurer 4, Madrigals 4, Harmonettes 3,4, Band I, Forum 2, Operetta 3,4, Hi Tri 4, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Keramos 4, Harmony 3,4, Chordettes 3,4 . . . Keaton, Elizabeth lBettyl Commercial, Glee Club 2 . . . Kent, Christina Faye, General, Choir I,2, Glee Club 3. Keyser, Sue A. llvlickeyl Commercial, Choir 4, Glee Club 3, Leaders League 4 . . . Kiernan, Francis H. lFrankl College Prep., Camera Club 3,4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Keramos 4, Glee Club I, Projection Club 3 . . . King, Joyce L. lJol College Prep., Hi Tri 3,4, National Honor Society. Sue Keyser Francis Kiernan Joyce King 37 fa. K -.- uv, an R ab S6 13 44 no -cr Af , 1 'C A X . .Z ' V' f A 9 A w, . X I ll 3: fix-.511 . L. Dick Kinsey C lyn Klavuhn Henry Koenig Ted Koenig b 4' ish M we I, V ' L A N' 4 if 1 5 4 Sam Kohler Bob Kreefe F s Kuz ' h Edith Lone V V s R P, I Q, 1 fue - 1 Q l qs. as les? fi 1: Nancy Laufenberger Leo Lawrence Joyce Lee Carol Lenz Q6- l. i 1 K' Alvin Lockhart Herb Lockhart Sue Lott Ann Lucas 38 Basketball was tops these ,. . f X - 3 Q. , -L if Doris Lucas S- i Jean Maltarich ic: ,- Jim Manning Qtr -gi Vince Maala four years Kinsey, Richard P. IDickl General, Glee Club 4, Intramurals . . . Klavuhn, Carolyn lKigl College Prep., Choir I,Z,3,4, Harmonettes 4, Forum l,2, Operetta 2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, Leaders League 3,4, Intra- murals . . . Koenig, Henry L., College Prep., Junior Classical League, Track 4, Intramurals . . . Koenig, Theodore C. lTedl College Prep., Band l,2.,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4. Kohler, Samuel W.. lSaml College Prep., Football l,4 . , . Kreefer, Robert E. lBobl Gen- eral, Choir l,2, Glee Club I, Hi-Y 3 . . . Ku:- mich, Frances M. IFranl General , . . Lane, Edith, Commercial, Band I, Concert Band l,2, 3,4, Orchestra l,2. Laufenberger, Nancy M., College Prep., Choir l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Harmon- ettes 3,4, junior Classical League 2,3,4, Forum 2, Hi Tri 3,4, Organ Class l,2,3,4, Intramurals . . . Lawrence, Leo C. lBudl General, Projection Club-President 3, Camera Club 3,4, Track l,2, 3,4, Cross Country I,2, Basketball 2, Intramur- als . . . Lee, Joyce A., Commercial, Glee Club l,2, Camera Club 3 . . . Lenz, Carol N., College Prep., Choir l,2,3,4-Secretary 4, Madrigals 4, Harmonettes 3,4, Chordettes 3,4, Operetta 2,3, 4, Assembly Committee I, Forum 2,3,4, Leaders League 3,4-President 4, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Board of Elec- tions, Hi Tri 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Cabinet 4, Keramos Echo 4. Lockhart, Alvin L. IAll College Prep., Junior Classical League 3,4, Hi Y 3,4 . . . Lockhart, Herbert lHerbl General . . . Lott, Sue Ann, General, Choir l,2, Glee Club I . . . Lucas, Anna Marie, General, Band l,2,3,4, Concert Band 2,3, Forum 3,4, Camera Club 3, Leaders League 4. Lucas, Doris I. lDodyl General, Choir I,2, Forum 2, Glee Club 3, Hi Tri 4, Intramurals . . . Maltarich, Ellen Jean lJeanl Commercial, Choir l,2, Glee Club 3, Intramurals . . . Manning, James A. lOpportunityl College Prep., Choir 3, lunior Classical League-Vice-pres. 3, Pres. 4, Hi-Y I,2, Boys Band I, Forum 2, Student Coun- cil 4, Election Board 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Cross Country 2,4, Track 3,4, Baseball 3,4 . . . Maala, Vincent L. lVincel College Prep., Band l,2,3,4 --Band Manager 4, Orchestra l,2,3,4-Vice- pres. 4, Hi-Y 3,4-Pres. 3, Vice-pres. 4, Junior Classical League 3,4, Cabinet 4, Intramurals. Marshall, Ramon, General, Student Council 2, Intramurals . . . Martin, Janice iDeel College Prep., Choir l,2,3,4-Accornpanist l,2,3,4, Harmonettes 3,4, Boys Glee Club Accompanist 3,4, Madrigals 4, Organ 2,3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4 , . . Mays, Bruce, General . . . Meanor, Shir- ley Ann, General, Choir l,2,3, junior Classical League 2,3,4, Forum l,2,3-Pres. I, Hi Tri 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. :ui fa. Q M. Ramon Marshall .Tiff i ...f Janice Martin 3 f if X Q-ff Bruce Mays Shirley Meanor 1 Ruth Means 'if N-f , A Margaret Miller I 2 i i 3 ,i 2 5... if: 3 Jock Monier -3 A 1 vi ,.4. Jim Moss X ig 5 i 1 if Elmer Merchant Linda Migliore X June Miller is 4. ,fx 51. Mike Miller Jim Mitchell W 'lu ' 2 . SI Wm .Q F M s A 5 Don Moore Jim Moore 9 M.-Z-i -f , 'A , , if M. ' ub- mf Danny Muensfev Shirley Muschweck Class of '52 put 40 Carole Moffett ,935 l' ,r,'-X may ' iff X' Adam Mort lam-'L Ray McComos in Honor Joan McCoy 5. ft ' f I .. . 5 r EEE. ' f' Fjzjili. X l 4 1 '-1' .' I S A Bill McElroy Jim McFarland ociety. Means, Ruth A., Commercial, Glee Club 3,4, Choir l,2, Forum 2 . . . Merchant, Elmer J. lMertl College Prep., Band I,2,3,4,- Orchestra 3,4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Intramurals . . . Migliore, Linda Lu lDingl General, Choir I,2,3,4, Major- ette 3,4, Orchestra I,2,3, Hi Tri 4, Leaders League 4 . . . Miller, june E., General, Choir I,2,3,4, Forum 2, Keramos 4, Hi Tri 3,4, Naj tional Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3, Cabinet 4, Operetta 2,3,4, Intramurals. Miller, Margaret A., Commercial, Choir 2,3, 4, Glee Club I, Forum 2,3, Hi Tri 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Miller, Michael R. lMikel College Prep., Choir I,2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Hormonaires 3,4, Harmony 3,4, Forum 2,4, Junior Classical League 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Cabinet 2, Assembly Committee 4, Cross Country Manager 4 . . . Mitchell, james William lMitchl General, Football 3,4 . . . Moffett, Carole E. lRustyl Commercial . Monier, Jack E., General, Choir I, Glee Club I, Intramurals, Thespians 3,4 . . . Moore, Don- ald lDonl General, Glee Club I,2, Intramurals . . . Moore, James A. lliml General, Band I,2,3, Orchestra 2,3, Intramurals . . . Mort, Adam G. lSonnyl Vocational, Choir I,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3, Hormonaires 3,4, Madrigals 3,4. Moss, James A. IMimmyl College Prep., President 3, Band l,2,3, Hi-Y I,2--Treas. 2, Forum I, Student Council 3, Executive Council 3, Cabinet 3, Baseball I,2, Intramurals . . . Muenster, Daniel J. lDanI General, Boys Band l,2,3,4 . . . Muschweck, Shirley Mae, Commer- cial, Intramurals . . . McComas, Ray Sheldon, General. McCoy, Joan L., General, Glee Club I, Forum 2, Cabinet 3, Hi Tri 3,4, Leaders League 3,4, Thespians 3,4 . . . McDevitt, June A., General, Choir l,2,3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, Forum l,2,4, Keramos 4, Intramurals . . . McElroy, William A. lBilIl Commercial, Intramurals, Usher l,2 . . . Mc- Farland, James R. lRickyl General, Golf I,2, 3,4, Baseball I,2, Wrestling I,2, Intramurals. McKernan, Sallie A., General, Forum 2,3, Hi Tri 4, Choir I,2, Cabinet 4 . . . McKinney, Roy J. ljackl General, Basketball I,2, Intramurals . . . Nease, Jacqueline L. lJacquel College Prep., Choir I,2,3,4, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Forum I,2,3-Pres. I, Leaders League 3,4, Hi Tri 4, Thespians, Intramurals . . . Nicholson, Betty lNickl Commercial, Choir I,2,3,4, Forum I. Sally McKeman Roy McKinney Jacque Nease ng-s. Betty Nicholson gk QQ ff P 'E as rr 1 'Qi i K iw? BMX fm bv 'P-as-, is 75' yqucs 34:- 179' y P with kf?' Qig- -uaunui fag 51,5 11:1 ,If Bob Pyle .lull Quigley Fred Royl Kenneth Reed 42 Cross country won in Stat t I A I 'Q 7 . 'Q ' f- -v' Vx' X' 'f' A- f QQ l Q X ' X xc .r j Q we - Q P A , I t' ill ' A t ft ,, , lf ' 4 ' gf f it sf' ,j k Q f' i 5 . , ' ' 1 PT' - '. - W 'ff' Y ' ' i f P X -. fi . P 1 'Y if 5 if ff Len O'HanIon Paul O'Hara Tom Osborn Fred Ossmann . , X xl , ' A'-. n K K I V 14 if . A JJ - V 'Q c l P , ,tx g . Z .,,, M W 1 I Q 545513 ' Q S: ' 1 nl Phil arker Beverle Patton Don Perkins Al ietsch 79' IN V VV r pc . lv Du K it -X w Y fn: in uf A 'S ? W ll , tv xl 1 Nancy Pi eng Bill Plummer Jean Presutti .lo Ann Price .l , A . D ' 'N . P N s e A, if .gf V f , I L: Y 1 l L W X . P , I .4 E of fl M Mer f Carolyn Reynolds -ul 7'-up X, -'L in Jane Richman Q0 Jerry Riddle Barbara Robertson n l95l. 0'Hanlon, Leonard lLennyl Commercial, Choir, l,2-Pres. l, Glee Club 2, Football l,2, 3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4 O'Hara, Paul F. College Prep., Choir l,2, Forum l, Glee Club l,2, Student Council l, lntramur- als, . . . Osborn, Thomas lArchl Commercial, Keramos Echo 4, Wrestling l,2,3,4, Intramurals . . . Osmann, Frederic W. lFredl General, Kera- mos Echo 4, Parker, Phillip D. lAbbel General, Choir l,2, 3,4, Glee Club l,2,3, Forum 2, Camera Club- Pres. 3, Basketball l, Intramurals . . . Patton, Beverley lBevl College Prep., Girls Band l,2,3,4, Concert Band 2,3, Forum l,2, Hi Tri 4, Glee Club l, Keramos Echo 4, junior Classical League 3,4, Leaders League 4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Student Council l . . . Perkins, Donald lPerkl General, Choir l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Football l,3,4, Base- ball l, Wrestling 2, Intramurals . . . Pietsch, A-lfred I. lAll General, Choir l,2, Keramos 4, Football l, Cross Country 2,3, Basketball l,2, Intramurals. Pittenger, Nancy Jane, College Prep., Choir l,2,3,4, Harmonettes 3,4, Chordettes 4, Hi Tri 3,4, Junior Classical League 3,4, National Honor Society . . . Plummer, William L. lWillyl Gen- eral . . . Presutti, Jean lJeanniel Commercial . , . Price, loAnn T., College Prep., Junior Class- ical League 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, Keramos 3,4-Circulation Manager 4. Pyle, Robert B. lPetel College Prep., Hi-Y 2 -Treasi, Cross Country 3, Track 4 , . . Quigley, Jill L., College Prep., Choir l,2,3,4-Pianist, Orchestra 3,4, Junior Classical League 3,4, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 . . . Rayl Fred L., Voca- tional . . . Reed, Kenneth, Jr. lDocl College Prep., Junior Classical League 2,3,4. Reynolds, Carolyn A., Commercial, Glee Club l, Forum 2,3, Hi Tri 3,4 . . . Richman, lane A., Vocational, Intramurals . . . Riddle, Jerry E. lJudl Commercial, Choir l,2, Forum l, Glee Club l . . , Robertson, Barbara J. lBarbiel Com- mercial, Hi Tri 4. Robertson, Francis P. lRedl General, Student Council 2, Hi-Y 4 . . . Robinson, Robert P. lRobiel General, Intramurals , , . Rohr, Eleonor Mae, Commercial, Glee Club ,2, Camera Club 2, Intramurals. is O -D Francis Robertson with ake l ' Q ... iz! 3 I' . Robert Robinson Eleanor Rohr 43 Sf if fflf Elllll f,f llll 'K Q fe H. .4 'N' K l' i' 1 1347 Xi J 'h.,x 17 , S Y-:: f jg 5 l Haxelllawlands Ron Ruder Jane Ruhl Sam Sablack l. I Y ! 4 40 ,. .. I V, , Q X L fr A ., X 2 , as is ' I Y Gladys Schneider Martin Schwartz Chuck Scott Dick Scott K l ff! W , my F A if Mary Seevers Tom Seevers Charles Sell Ruby Shaw 3-in KA all 'Tk ' 'Q 2 3 , 4. X ' ' W ,, f inf A4 as I ' Y A Bill Shawl Martin Sherfzinger Clifford Sheville Bill Shields 44 Leaders League began Do .lack Shingler .lane Shingler .W Q is 4 . .. - xl 1' . - 2 1 ,50 . 4 1 ' 35, 1 sv. Janet Simmons Betty Smith atch Day Rowlands, Hazel lTabool Commercial, Choir l,2, Glee Club 3, Keramos Echo 4, Hi Tri 4, Intramurals . . . Ruder, Ronald K. lRonl College Prep., Forum l,2,3,4-Vice-pres. 2, Boys Band l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2, Hi-Y l,2,3,4-Sec. 4, Junior Classical League'3,4, Cabinet 3 . . . Ruhl, Carol lane lJaniel Commercial, Forum l,2. , . Sablack, Sam J., General, Boys Band 3, Intra- murals. Schneider, Gladys., Commercial . . . Schwartz, Martin F., General, Glee Club I, Football I . . . Scott, Charles Lyle lChuckl General . . . Scott, Richard Lee lScottyl General, Cabinet 3, Cross Country l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2, 3,4, Seevers, Mary B., Commercial, Hi Tri 4, Ker- amos Echo 4, National Honor Society 3,4, In- tramurals . . . Seevers, Thomas E. lToml Gen- eral, Choir l,2, Glee Club l,2, Football I, Intramurals . . . Sell, Charles lChinkl General . . . Shaw, Ruby V., General, Glee Club I, Cam- era Club l,Z,3, Intramurals. Shawl, William L. lBilll General, Band 3, Orchestra 3,4, Camera Club 2, Glee Club 2, Student Council 4 . . . Shertzinger, Martin I. lMartyl College Prep., Choir l,2, Glee Club l,2, Hi-Y 4, Football I, Intramurals . . . Sheville, Clifford lSkipperl General . . . Shields, William lHomerl General. Shingler, Jack V., General, President I, Vice- president 2, Choir l,2,3, Band 4, Forum 3, Keramos 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Cabinet l,2,3,4, Stu- dent Council 2, Wrestling l,2,3,4, Intramurals . . . Shingler, Jane Ann ljaniel General, Glee Club 2 . . . Simmons, Janet N. lJanl General, Choir l,2, Glee Club 3, Forum Z, Hi Tri 4, Lead- ers League 4, Intramurals . . . Smith, Betty A., Commercial, National Honor Society 3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, Glee Club l,2. Smith, Carolyn F. lSmittyl College Prep., Choir 2,3,4, Harmonaires 4, Harmony I, Junior Classical League 2,3,4-Sec. 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Orchestra l,2,3,4, Election Board 4, Student Council, Organ 2,3,4, Hi Tri 3,4 . . . Smth, Deborah lean lDebbiel College Prep., Glee Club l,2,3, Keramos Echo 3,4, Hi Tri 3,4 . . . Smith, Janice C., Commercial, Choir l,2, Glee Club 3 . . . Smith, Marilyn lLinl General, Choir l,2,3,4, Hi Tri 3,4-iPres. 4, Forum l,2, Leaders League 3,4, Keramos Echo 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Junior Classical League 3,4 Treas. 4, Student Council 2. . b Carolyn Smith Yi Debbie Smith Janice Smith Marilyn Smith 3 'P Q 1-1:8 m 97 w . bv. X, A... 'mv- , T A W' Th an h... V! . Raylene Smith Jackie Snowden Pat Snyder ul 5 ' X S xx X in-W' A , 'fv 'fy --- 4.5-5 5' Joan Stanley Anne Stotfel Len Strobel fw T ? 5' 3 S' what rx ' K' N -. 'ff QPHY' 6 Q K K Joanne Sullivan Peggy Talbot Bob Talbott . 'flu . 5 . 'ug 'I I ,S , 53 T if any ' -A .V . ' 'A , - M A E' A, h 5' ' Q lb- A , y 5 , 5 Zz I A ' Ed Thomas Lillie Thomas Roxanna Thomps Yearbook began agua dit If Q-, Flaw . Dale Thornberry Joe Thornberry ape- K... Bob Torrence Charlotte Tucker n '49 - kr Z: G' Smith, Mary E., College Prep., Glee Club l,2,3,4, junior Classical League 3,4, Hi Tri 4 , . . Smith, Raylene J. lSmittyl Commercial, Glee Club l,2, 4, Hi Tri 3,4, First Aid 4, Intramurals . . Snowden, Jacqueline Uackiel Commercial, Stu- dent Council l, Hi Tri 4, Junior Classical League 2,3,4-Sec. 4, Leaders League 4, Forum 2,3, Girls Band l,2,3,4-Sec. 4, Concert Band l,2,3 . . . Snyder, Patricia lPatl General, Choir l,2, lntramurals. Stanley, Jean A., Commercial, Keramos 4 . . . Stanley, Joan,'Commercial, Forum l . . . Stoffel, Anna Marie lAnnl General, Choir l,2, Forum 2, Glee Club 3,4, Junior Classical League 4, ln- tramurals , . . Strobel, Leonard lBudl College Prep, Junior Classical League 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4. Sullivan, leanne A. lSulIiel Commercial, Hi Tri 4, Glee Club l,2 . . . Sullivan, Joanne lJol General, Forum 3, Glee Club l, Leaders League 3,4, Hi Tri 4, Cabinet 3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4 . . . Talbott, Peggy lPegl Commercial . . . Talbott, Robert E. lBobl General, Choir l,2,3, 4, Glee Club l,4, Harmonaires 3,4, Madrigals 3, Baseball l,3,4, lntramurals. Talbott, Robert M. lBobl General . . . Edwin F. Thomas lEdl General . . . Thomas, Lillie M. lLill College Prep., Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Hi Tri 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Forum 3, Cabinet l, Student Council 4, Election Board 4, Glee Club l . . . Thompson, Roxanna lRoxiel General, Orchestra l,2,3,4, Girls Band 2,3,4, Leaders League 4, lntramurals. Thornberry, Dale A. lT'Berryl College Prep., Treasurer 3, Boys Band l,2,3,4, Boys State, Orchestra 2,3,4-Sec. 3, Forum l, Cabinet l,Z, 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 3,4, lntramurals , . . Thornberry, Joseph A.ljoel College Prep., Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4-Pres. 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4-Pres. 3, Sec. 2, Student Council l,2,3, Election Board 3, Cabinet 4, News Caster, Boys State, Jr, Kiwanian, ln- tramurals . . . Torrence, Robert lBobl Commer- cial, Choir l,2, Forum l . , . Tucker, Charlotte Ann, General, Keramos Echo 4, Leaders League 4, Student Council l, lntramurals. Turner, Sallie Lou, Commercial, Student Coun- cil l,2,4, Sewing Club l-Pres. l, Girls State Alternate, Election Board 4, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Hi Tri 3,4--Sec. 3, Leaders League 3,4, Forum 4, lntramurals . . . Turpen, Terry lGrantl College Prep., Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Orchestra l,2,3, Band l,2, 3, Keramos 3,4-Editor 4, Intramurals . . . Van Dyne, Charles A. lCharliel General . . . Veness, June lJuniel Commercial, Hi Tri 3,4, Keramos Echo 3, Glee Club l. , , ,:, V ,, Q R .- fi Sallie Turner T. Grant Turpen 'Uk Charles Van Dyne June Veness I 47 A ff: if ,W y V fvf 184- fef I 49 gf X V Charles Vermillion .la Ann Ve Polly Vodrey Frances Vogt ' '1v. 2, Q 11 K . rL Sam Watson Q Sue Weston as 'fa l , , ff . jf Betty Willis 48 '-'w if ,, Velma WGYSOI1 Jim Welch Beverly Wells fi :bg . V f rd 'V- ' NN ' Mary Whitney Gloria Williams l Wayne Williams Q 64 1 C . h lll l Sue Wilson .leon Winlond Ddvid W0eSSner now circulates 940 copies ir Vermillion, Charles H. lCharliel General, Baseball I,2,3,4 . . . Vess, Jo Ann lVessiel Gen- eral, Forum 2,3-Pres. 3, Hi Tri 4, Leaders League 4, Intramurals . . . Vodrey, Pauline A. lPolIyl General, Glee Club I,2, Forum 3, Cam- era Club 3, Keramos Echo 4, Hi Tri 4 . . . Vogt, Frances lFrannyI Commercial. Watson, Sam, General, Intramurals . . . Wat- son, Velma P. lSueI General, Keramos Echo 4 . . . Welch, James L. lThe Campus Catl Gen- eral, Choir I,2,3,4, Harmonaires 4, Baseball I, Football Manager 2,3,4 . . . Wells, Beverly lBeal General, Glee Club I,2, Cabinet 3, Intramurals. Weston, Sue Carol, Commercial, Choir I,2, Forum I,2 . . . Whitney, Mary E., Commercial, Glee Club 2, Hi Tri 3,4, Camera Club 3,4, Kera- mos Echo 4 . . . Williams, Gloria Jean lRedl College Prep., Glee Club I, Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Hi Tri 4, Forum 2,3, Intramurals . . . Williams, Wayne E., General, Choir I,2,3,4, Harmonaires 3, Hi-Y 3,4, Cabinet 4, Glee Club 4, Thespians 3,4, Willis, Elizabeth Ann lBettyl Commercial . . . Wilson, Sue J. lSusieI General, Glee Club I,2, 3,4-Sec. 2 . . . Winland, lean R., Commercial, Majorette 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Glee Club I, Leaders League 4 . . . Woessner, David E. lDaveI General, Choir I,2,3,4-Pres. I, Glee Club I,2 3,4, Football 1. Wolf, Marilyn K. lWolfieI Commercial, Hi Tri 3,4, Glee Club I . . . Wolfe, Prudence B. lPrudyI General, Choir I,2, Glee Club 3, In- tramurals . . . Wallam, Erla Mae, Commercial, Sewing Club I, Glee Club 2, Intramurals . . . Wooley, Peter W. lPetel General, Choir I,2,3,4 -Pres. 4, Cabinet I,2, Student Council 3,4- Vice-pres. 4, Glee Club I,2, Football I,2, Track 3,4, Intramurals, Madrigals 3,4, Harmonaires 4, Boys State, Hi-Y I. Yanni, Delores Christina lDeeI General, Glee Club I, Forum 3, Leaders League 3,4, Intramur- als . . . Yeager, Opal E., Commercial, Glee Club 2. . . Zehender, Edward F. lEdl General. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Neal, Charles, General , . . Conkle, Edwin, Vocational. 0 X 1 Hi P il -'XC YXN, '. Dolores Yanni Opal Yeager x 19' Edward Zehndar ks: M3337 rg Jacqueline Furgoson These three girls can proudly boast that they have been neither absent nor tardy during their tour years of high school One of them Joan McCoy has a perfect attendance record for all twelve years in school. Consistency thou art a jewei. Jacqueline Snowden ken McCoy S Valedictorian Janice Martin Salutatorian Richard Carson Honor X Seniors fig: , 1 -'z .Ji '. 41:,', Fe Iffiii -Q - FL. ff:'l f Lx -517 ' UT- 5:11 I 4-V L-kzfyf 1? v Q'y . A J AZ? V 541755 And Up To Tenth ' j'Q :f ' iliii -?,f:...v4 if: Michael Miller! , , l June Miller flied for third Carolyn Smith Ja Arm Price ' -Al Jill Quigley ' 5' :ff Lillie Mae Thomas Betty Birch X Margaret Miller Wisdom is better than rabies. in Junior class officers: V.-P. B. Gessford, Pres. M. O'Farrell, Sec. E. George, Treas, S. Barnes. o Laboratories Freshman class officers: V.-P. B. Hull, Sec. J. McCoy, Pres. J. Dickey, Treos. S. Stone. Chief Assistants Senior class officers: Sec. C. Donaldson, Pres. E. Galloway, Treas. D. Barnes, V.-P. B. Hufchmon, if k ' the Sophomore class officers: V.-P. D. Willimas, Pres M. White, Treas. B. Dorsey, Sec. M. Pallis. Basic Elements Homerooms ff r ,Yf':gf'Q . , xv . . I R. Duffy, 2045 C. Ward, 2065 P. Wilson, 205 C Dorsey 208 ABSENT: J. Hyder, 209. ,.,f:Qi5A' Q ROW ONE: C. Grimes, IO95 l. White, lll5 P. Arner, 5075 B. Catignani, IO6 ROW TWO: J, Seibert, 5025 H. Smith, 5lO5 R. Chadwick, 509. ABSENTEES: K. Varinaman, 5015 J. Doughty, lO75 D. Williams, lO85 L Hull, ll2. ABSENTEES: l. Flint, 307. 'TX ROW ONE: P. James, 3055 E. Galloway 30l ROW TWO: D. Bright, 3lO5 B Strobel 306 ROW THREE: J. Moss, 3095 R Kinsey 3l3 ulfs M As the many other actlvltues of the school come bubbling out at the beaker of school lute so come the various sports l-lere we see the vapor of all ports actrvu ties rising from the fumlng vessel Just commencung thelrascentthrcaghthecorn bnnung elements of sports are football basketball and wrestling Rusung llke Escapung unto the upward wreathnng must are the baseball and track teams Wnth the grand spurut of our school actung as a catalyst to hasten the reactuon ot sports wlth the lesser elements ot other extra currscular and xntramural actsvntues we have here nn thus bealcer one of the re sultants that gnves our school nts lute color and actxon SPORTS X. essex W Rx 1 gk Chl I Nlxw tl Y Y . ,Y- '- L ' ' i l i i - v ' 1 I l 1 'f ' 4 'L' l Pg' 2 Q 'i fa Doughty, J. Hyder, P. Ross, J. Clark, J. Kiger, R., Hecka- thorn, K. Stoddard, L. Holtz, Manager R. Gessford, Mana- ger J. Welch. ABSENTEE1 T. Cooper uccessful Season The Potters traveled to New Philadelphia, where they broke a l5-game Quaker winning streak, l9-7. Ron Byrom scored three touch- downs as Toledo DeVilbiss handed the Potters their second defeat by the score of 27-7 at Toledo. At home once again, East Liverpool started a six-game winning streak by handing Youngstown Rayen a ZO-6 defeat, Then, the Blue and White ran up the biggest score of the season, trouncing the Ashtabula Panthers, 39-O, The Purple Riders of Martins Ferry provided the third straight victory for the Potters, who captured a close one, 20-l9. Oliver scored all the victors' points, he ran the opening kickoff 95 yards to pay dirt, East Liverpool won its homecoming game by defeating Salem, 20-7, on a muddy, snow-swept gridiron. lourneying to Canton, The Blue and White downed Timken, 21-13. ln the final game of the season the Potters overwhelmed Wellsville by the tune of 3l-7, This was the eighth straight victory over Wellsville and it enabled the Potters to retain the Pottery Bowl for an- other year. Coach Watts watches as mem bers of the team rest during half- time of the Wellsville game. The managers have to work, too, ask Jim Welch, Bob Gessford, Bob Niblock, and Frank Dawson, Q? Tom Jenkins Len O'HanIon Don Chadwick Don Perkins D an Cooper Dan Cooper, offensive end and defensive half- back, received the Bill Booth Trophy, Dan was one of the most conscientious and competitive members of the squad. Don Chadwick, an ex- ceptional center and linebacker, was elected Honorary Captain by his team mates for his out- standing play. A powerful fullback and line- backer, Tom jenkins, received the trophy given by the Nonpareil Club to the most valuable player. This trophy was voted to Tom by the members of the team, Tom also did most of the punting, and he was an excellent quick kicker. Although he did not join the squad until after the season was well under way, Len O'Hanlon was invaluable as a hard running back and as a safety man. Don Perkins was a rugged mainstay on the line. Ron Davis performed well at tackle in his tirst year of varsity ball, however, he was sidelined a large part of the season with injuries. Irv Flint played offensive tackle and defensive center, where he used his size to great advantage. jim Barker performed quite capably at his position as defensive end. Jim Mitchell, one of the toughest members on the squad, played the other defensive end position, he also saw some action as a blocking back on offense. This was the first year on the varsity for line- man Sam Kohler, end Len Hanlon, back Ken Daniels, and end Frank Hilliard. Although they saw only limited action, they performed well under the circumstances. Seniors Dan Cooper receives the Bill Booth Memorial Trophy from Carl Werner, Y. M. C. A. General Secretary. The trophy is awarded annually to an out- standing senior on the basis of ability, character, leadership, scholarship, and sportsmanship. is .Q PATTERSON if-5 AMD. 'lf '- f rf'-1:12 3 . L K li ,Egg rx .ffygtv I ve , iff t we , . , .4,j ' ','J, xr H F' 2'-2: K L' J' Fl , . f' if P Q 5 .46 if WE-f' ROW ONE: P. Mason, D. Danver, D. Pelly, R. McNicol, R. Haddox, R. Mays, B. Griffith, G. Seevers, F. Reed, R. Dunlap, manager. ROW TWO: L. Venditti, coach, R. Campbell, D. Wollam, J. Williams, D. Mays, D. Barrickman B. Russell, G. McCoy, M. Bailey, J. Johnston, manager. ROW THREE1 B. Wilson, H. Reynolds, F. Virden, J. Kincaid, T. Clark, R. Yost, B. Vitalune. ABSENTEES: W. Fay, R. Brookes. Frosh Balance Record With a record of two victories, two defeats, and two ties, the East Liverpool High School Freshman eleven proved that they were a scrappy outfit. Lou Venditti completed his third year as coach ot the Potter Plebes, Half- back Miller Bailey sparked the team with his passing and running, however, much credit should be given to the other members of the squad. L ..... O L ..... 7 L ..... O L ..... 6 L...lZ L,..4l Schedule Chester Reserves ...................... Lisbon Reserves ........................ Wellsville Reserve-Freshman .... Beaver Falls Freshmen .............. Steubenville Freshmen .... ..... Grade School All-stars .... ..... Plenty of action in the Freshmen game with Chester as East Liverpool completes a pass. ROW ONE G Zubick W Thomas D Thornberry R Scott J Manning F Crawford R Duffy ROW TWO M Hall coach M Miller manager T Anthony R Hulse R Manning R Shinton L Talbott J Staley coach Cross Country Fields Potent Squad Paced by seniors Dick Scott and Dale Thornberry, Coach Merrill HaIl's Cross Coun try team completed another successful season They won their four dual meets and the dis trict meet at Akron, and they finished fifth in the state meet in Columbus Scott won three dual meets and placed second in the district meet. Thornberry won Dick Scott led the team through out the season the opening meet and came in eleventh at Columbus Seniors jim Manning and Fred Crawford juniors Bob Duffy and Gerald Zubick and sophomore Wally Thomas were the other runners who scored consistently for SCHEDULE Zl Aliquippa I9 Leavittsbu rg l5 Sa m I5 Beaver District Meet EL HS first with 70 points State Meet ELHS fifth with l69 points Scoring is done on the basis of one point for first place two points for second place etc therefore low score wins and I5-40 is a per- fect score for a dual meet. the Potter team ELHS ELHS ELHS ELHS Scott Thornberry Manning and Crawford were the seniors on the squad. '1 1? .. . 'rp '17 . . , . ,K A A AW , ff . .ef - -q 4,4-,5 3 L, ni . .nf x . xx Q ,QQQEE47 . Ml f J 'ire iff 51 f' 1 I xii Y Q lv -. it , .J 5, I A , 2 i W N ' 333-, .F 1.f ..i , T V 4 ' ' - J .qi 7 W Fl 7 7 J , - Q '25-x ' ROW ONE: Manager R. Carson, C. Williams, R. McCoy, J. Manning, E. Oliver, R. Jordan, J. Thornberry, Manager L. Stockdale. ROW TWO: Reserve Coach J. Staley, L. Strobel, P. James, L. O'l-lanlon, R. Moore, R. Scott, K. Goodman, Varsity Coach M. Hall. Varsity Lacks Unknown Element Although they started the season well, the Potter cagers failed to produce the highly suc- cessful season East Liverpool usually has. The team was severely handicapped by a lack of height after Bob Moore's foot was placed in a cast following the Salem game. Nevertheless, the team did produce a winning record of twelve victories and eight defeats. The Potters began the season with four straight victories as they defeated Martins Ferry, 68-42, Massillon, 35-24, Alliance, 70-49, and Zanesville, 68-62. East Liverpool suffered suc- cessive setbacks at the hands of Ashtabula, 57- 45, and Mansfield, 53-48. The cagers trounced Rayen, 61-44, and then were edged, 48-46, by Wellsville's Bevo Francis outjumps Dick Jordan on the opening tipoff of the game as Len O'Hanlon, Bob McCoy, and Jim Manning wait for the tip. Wellsville's top-flight quintet defeated the Potters, 59-48. Big Red in a bitterly contested battle at Steuben- ville. Rebounding from their third defeat, the Hallmen downed Warren, 65-40, Toronto, 63- 57, and New Philadelphia, 69-36. Traveling to Salem, the Potters were handed their fourth de- feat by the Quakers, 62-58. Returning home for five games the Blue and White defeated Akron North, 47-39, lost to Wellsville, 59-48, trounced Youngstown East, 64-49, and then were handed successive setbacks by Steubenville and Toronto, 55-48, and 6l -50. On the road once again, the locals lost to Canton McKinley, 54-46. ln the final games of the season the Potters defeated Ferry, 44-38, and Canton Timken, 5l-40. Paul James shoots a foul during the Toronto game. Jim Manning, number 7, Bob Moore, number l4, and Bob McCoy, number 8, wait for the rebound. ROW ONE: Manager L. Stockdale, C. Williams, R. Trbovich, A. Adkins, K. Stoddard, J. Klavuhn, G. Mitcheson, Manager R. Trbovich. ROW TWO: Varsity Coach M. Hall, F. Wolfe, G. Zubick, W. Thomas, J. McNicol, R. Schultz, K. Goodman, Reserve Coach J. Staley. ABSENTEES: L. Ford, J. Clark. Reserves Explode with Victories Coach John Staley's first year at East Liver- pool proved highly successful as the Reserves de- feated every opponent at least once. Sparked by Clair Williams, who averaged l l,7 points per game, the squad won fifteen games while losing only three. Keith Goodman was second high scorer with l3O points, Art Adkins third with l25, Ed Oliver fourth with 77, and John Klavuhn and Dick Jordan tied for fifth with 7l each. The Reserves lost their opening game of the season to Martins Ferry, 24-22, They won the next five games defeating the reserve teams of Coach l-lall analyzes the scorebook while Bob Moore, Dick Scott, Len Strobel, Jim Manning, Bob McCoy, Paul James, and Len O'l-lanlon listen, r?-ini! - 'NE 3: .. 1-I-lfgi.'? Q X. Massillon, 33-29, Alliance, 37-29, Newell, 45- 28, Mansfield, 49-43, and Youngstown Rayen 42-38. The Potters lost to Steubenville, 44-37, then they downed Warren, 58-42, Toronto, 46- 27, New Philadelphia, 59-30, Salem 48-36, Akron North, 45-44, Wellsville, 39-37, Youngs- town East 46-4l, and Steubenville, 63-29. The Blue and White were handed their third setback by Toronto, 37-33, however, they won the last two games by defeating Ferry, 50-32, and Can- ton Timken, 54-5l. I Bevo Francis jumps as he unsuccessfully tries to block Ed Oliver's shot. Francis led the scoring that night with 23 points, McCoy was tops for East Liverpool with l8. -Av r .M-.AA I 0941856 uf ig . i - + ', if K Len O'Hanlon was a very capable defensive guard, and he had a good jump shot. An outstanding set-shot ar- tist, clever Paul James led the team in scoring with 258 points. ,..i.,.,..... t .W -T -J A 7 49 ew' 4 s f ' 4 ' 'ygpvxl sw L.,-. . k M, J. - r . n v L ,i yr ,. ' Y ' fm, .,s, 1 ' ,K X, .- Joe Thornberry played his first year of varsity basketball and was a valuable substitute. Dick Scott performed well as a pivot man, even though he missed the first part of the season with a foot injury he received during cross country Season. ,A , A we mmf- ff. Q4 1 1.1 f My y 5 E X X' X Q e. . lik V Xl 7 A ,-ifgtff' 'f ki 1 M :Q l I An excellent shot from any position on the floor and a crack rebounder, Jim Man- ning averaged ll.8 points per game. Len Strobel, a sharp ball handler and dangerous shot, added invaluable reserve strength to the team. i i at tix i i- . .-,Q i .2332 f s ,T .,f 3 . 'J Q? we if-ffiff' .li . ' X Q f ROW ONE: W. lrwin, W. Hemsley, J. Beaver. Golf The East Liverpool High School golf team competed in three meets in l95l. They won a dual meet with Canton Timken, ll-5, and copped the Eastern Ohio Athletic Confer- ence Championship by defeat- ing Canton Timken and Can- ton Lehman. The Potter squad finished fourth in the district tournament. Bill lrwin and Dan Davis will form the nuc- leus of this year's squad. ZZ ROW TWO: Coach Andy Petrick, D. Davis, T. Todd, W. Hanes, D. Thompson. Tom Seevers' team won the intramural volleyball championships in October. ROW ONE: H. Koenig, T. Osborn. ROW TWO: L. Simms, T. Seevers, D. Perkins, F, Crawford. ABSENTEES: T. Fullerton, R. Morgan, M. Shertzinger. t sl X x Intramurals George Florin The boys intramural athletic league is under the supervision of George Florin. There was a volleyball league in the fall, and o very extensive bas- t is-A ketball league during the winter and spring. These leagues serve as an out- let for the excessive energy developd , by the competitors. I I l L., L-A ROW ONE: R. Scott, R. Shinton, L. Lawrence, P. James, D. Cooper, J. Vodrey. ROW TWO: R. Manning, Manager, R. Nelson, P. Wooley, F. Hilliard, D. Booth, Merrill Hall, Coach. Trackmen Compound Victories Last year's Potter track team competed in six meets. The highlight of the season was winning the Eastern Ohio Athletic Conference Championship. They captured second places in the Toronto lnvitational Meet, the County Meet, and the Toronto Quadrangular Meet. The team tied for third place in the District Meet, and they finished eighth out of seven- teen competing teams at the Wheeling Intel- ligencer Relays. Ten veterans will compose the nucleus of this year's team. Dick Scott, who won seven first place ribbons in the mile and the half- mile, will head the list. Others are Paul james and jim Manning for the hurdles, Dari Cooper and Leo Lawrence for the 440-yard dash and the mile relay, and Tom jenkins for the shot put. Pete Wooley, Dale Thorriberry, Ron Shinton, and Don Booth round out the squad of returning veterans. Waiting for the starter's command are ifrom left to rightl: D. Scott, D. Cooper, L. Lawrence, D. Thornberry, P. James, and P. Wooley. P001 ROW ONE: R. Erwine, manager, L. O'l-lanlon, J. Moss, C. Williams, R. Duffy, F. Bowersock, F. Crawford, L. Strobel, R. Trbovich, A. Gulutz, K. Crawford, manager. ROW TWO: T. Sheerer, manager, l. Flint, G. Mitcheson, R. Talbott, C. Vermillion, J. Man- ning, R. McCoy, K. Tice, R. Carson, manager. Baseball Reacts Milclly Under the leadership of Coach Don Mohr, now at Maple Heights, the Potter nine of l95l finished their season with a record of five vic- tories, seven defeats, and one tie. They de- feated Steubenville Central 8-2 and 4-O, Mingo junction 3-l and 6-O, and Steubenville Big Red 6-S. They lost to Big Red twice, 6-4 A and l-O, the latter defeat coming in the open- ing game of tournament play. Other losses were handed to the East Liverpool nine by Toronto, 7-5 and 7-6, Salem, 9-O and 4-3, and Len O'l-lanlon sharpens his batting eye with pre-game practice. The catcher is Len Strobel. Lisbon l-O. A game with Newell ended in a l-l deadlock. Boys who are being counted upon heavily this year are infielder-pitcher Len O'Hanlon and his battery mate Len Strobel and infield- ers Clair Williams and Bob McCoy. Other re- turning players include pitchers jim Manning and Rudy Trbovich, infielders Bob Talbott and Fred Crawford, and outfielder Charles Ver- million. X , s g . J' 12 H ' f Ev if ew is lt sw Q r ' ' . 1 51 ' l , H x ROW ONE: J. Presutti, D. Miller, R. Canton, N. Ash, R. ROW TWO: S. McDaniel, l. Golba, C. Whealdon, E. Cun- Thompson. ningham. awww -hig- O.O 6 an The Champions: Under the fine leadership of its captain, Ruth Canton, this team has won the championship this year. The girls accredit this factor to their spirit and enthusiasm plus their teamwork and desire to win. This team won the place of runners-up in the intramural volleyball tournament last year, The Runner-up: The Yannettes is a team con- sisting of all senior girls, They have played to- gether for three years, and for two years they won the volleyball championship. The team gets its name from their captain, Delores Yanni. Freshman Champs: This was the first year of playing together for this team since the players come from different grade schools. The rules of the game were also different to them, but despite this they were able to beat all the other freshman teams. The Champions Gir Girls on page 83: ROW ONE: J. Burris, D. Yanni, S Muschweck, ROW TWO' J, Vess, C. Tucker, R, Burcham, Hazel Rowlands. ROW THREE: D, Barnes, P. Wolfe, M. Adams. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Wharton, M, Kelly, B, Jones M. Manfredi, M. Anderson, D. Whealdon, M. Jones S. Davis, H. Wright, R, Dover, 15 Violet Korovonic, instructor I 'N 4 2 hine in Volleyball jr: yd, Runners-up Freshman Champs I ll' ill. l l V Joyce Burris Senior Ruth Canton Imogene Bryson Jo-Ann McCoy Junior Sophomore Freshman Best Girl Athletes lf, -C fbi 6 Lv X , mn 1 l TOP LEFT: The Bloomer Boys who played ogoinst the girl champs ond won with o score of 28-l8. BOTTOM LEFT AND BELOW: Action shots of the Conton versus Griffin basketball gome. . , .. . 'ng'-.j 1: 2 -. , 3 I F,--' ' -A :- ff-N '. N- 2-' M .Vi ' ' 'XL - . v '- . '- Ljt, ,- I -1 A . V 1 ,, Z -Ru ff' '. ,',' ., Q A Aiwa, '11, Q ., n Rl.. v'.., . -, - f X - , V . . . ..'!1 , -N 'N 1'l.n-.-. .f'-.'.x- - J f . ' . ' ' ..r -' - ' ff ' 'f4i 1 A , - :' '- 31-1. ,I f .N-H-sq. v . . v 5' v , .4 tw ,Q-.t - ,.+-5 'J-rw -M: 2 g 3- :... . . g' -.': ,-l'.:.4 , .1 ... ,':'--.f'- 5: - , - ,- L. Q4 . 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Thus the known and the unknown elements com- bined to form the compound of your yearbook. TYPING AND FILING STAFF Linda Cahill, Jean Stanley, Charlotte Headley, Martha Cunningham, and Gerald Johnston. DOUGLASS AUTO SALES . . . CHRYSLER . . . PLYMOUTH 89 The lunior-Senior Choir, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Beck, has made great strides this year. lt started off the year by making a television appearance over WDTV. Among other activities were the annual Christmas Program and the operetta which was pres- ented in March. The Choir also presented many concerts around town, some of which were at the Rotary, Elks, and Masons clubs. Many of these concerts were at the Country Club and have brought recognition to the Ou Choir throughout the city. lt was a great thrill also for the Choir to have appeared with the internationally fam- ous pianists, Morley and Gearhart. Other acti- vities included several radio broadcasts, one over radio station KDKA, and the Junior-Sen- ior Choir Concert at the end of the year. The Choir also sponsored two dances during the year which were the Harvest Hop and the annual spring Choir Formal. r Vocal Music Gro pi MADRIGALS Massie, L. Lane, B. Hays. D. Kane, C. Lenz, J. Martin. Cooper, A. Mort. . ,gov .S Vit C Rushton, B. Hutchman. i i 1 X 'f 1 i L . ig: Q . i E l 7 i A GETHING'S MEN'S WEAR RESNlCK'S FURNITURE J. C. PENNEY CO. GOLDEN'S FLOWERS ROW ONE: B. Birch, E. Davidson M ROW TWO: K. Hutchman, G. Ludwig ROW THREE: D. Bright, P. Mackall D ROW FOUR: T. Todd, W. McNicol B First Soprano: J. Barbour, B. Birch, D. Coleman, D. Cusick, M. Dunham, D. Hargreaves, M. Horger, S. Keyser, J. Kort man, M. Lockhart, M. Massie, P. Mclntosh, N. Pittenger, P. Poole, J. Smith. Second Soprano: B. Birch, P. Blake, E. Davidson, C. Donald son, J. Dutterer, N. English, B. Fugate, J. Garwood, R Guildoo, R. Hall, L. Lane, N. Laufenberger, L. Liebschner,M Martin, J. Nease, S. Shaffer, A. Warner. First Alto: S. Barnes, J. Black, S. Frondorf, M. Griffith, D Kane, M. Langdon, G. Ludwig, J. McDevitt, D. McMasters L, Migliore, S. Newtz, B. Nicholson, J. Quigley, M. Sanford C. Smith, M. Smith, B. Hays. Second Alto: P. Adams, M. Chertoff, L, Gebauer, N. Head ley, K. Hutchmon, J. Johnston, K, Johnston, L. Kashuba, C Klavuhn, M. Lang, C. Lenz, P. Livezey, J. Martin, E. Mc- Neil, J. Miller, J. Vannoy, M. Miller. iff' Rap og , 7 9 First Tenor: A. Dawson, F. Dawson, S. Grimes, B. Hutchman, J. Irving, P. James, B. McNicOl, M. Miller, M. Stewart, J. Taylor, F. Wells. Second Tenor: G. Dauka, B. Gessford, J. Hyder, B. Irwin, C. Myers, A. Mort, M. O'FarralI, D. Perkins, B. Rushton, R. Shinton, J. Welsh, W, Williams, P. Wooley. Baritone: T. Adam, J. Barker, E. Bell, C. Blazer, D. Bright, N. Curry, B. Davis, L. Ford, B. Hemsley, T. Jenkins, P. Mackall, R. Niblock, P. Parker, J. White. Bass: J. Clark, D. Cooper, E. Galloway, J. Hile, W. Hughes, E. Oliver, D. Reed, B. Talbott, T. Todd, D. Woessner, J. Hyder. OFFICERS: Pres. P. Waoley, V. Pres. B. Hutchman, Sec. C. Lenz, Treas. D. Kane. All members of the Concert Choir Cat top? are also in the Senior Choir. Entertain the Whole Town Operetta Cast On March Zl and 22 in the M-A the Senior and Sophomore choirs of ELHS presented the merry musical Roberta with the familiar music of Jerome Kern. The story concerned a football star, a swing choir, a debu- tante, and a few others on a trip to Paris to the fashionable dress salon of Roberta. The cast included: FIRST ROW-Pete Waoley, Nancy Pittenger, Linda Lane, Dan Cooper and Jo Anne Dutterer. SECOND ROW: Mary Sue Lang, Adam Mort, Sondra Newtz, Dick Bright, Jane Garwood, Terry Todd, Adrienne Warner, Donna McMasters, and Sam Grimes. 5 1 'T '. XYZ' Xl l i FV , x - ! . fl rl I il li 'ff ll I! ...qw- Sophomore Choir First Soprano: G. Ashbaugh, S. Crawford, L. Cunningham M. Doherty, D. Doverspike, N. Kennedy, S. Kimes, B McCoy, S. Montgomery, P. Nortrup, C. Pittenger, J Powell, P. Tackett, L. Thornberry, K. Wolfe, P. Weston Second Soprano: S. Bennett, S. Bookman. E. Fortiner, P Gillis, M. Gregg, E. Lane, M. Moley, B. Markanton, P McKinley, B. Miller, P. Morgan, A, Palmer, P. Richardson C. Russell, L. Salter, C. Treleven, S. Wilson, J. Wright. First Alto: S. Badgley, P. Blouir, J. Brodfield, I. Bryson, P Coleman, M. Cronin, J. Doughty, C. Featherstone, S. Mc Kinley, M, Pallis, J. Poynter, J. Poynter, C. Smith, E Thomas, O. Thomas, L. Wagoner. Second Alto: P. Brereton, V. Costello, C. Curry, M, Donley, S. Ladzinske, B. Ludwig, J. McCullough, B. Ogilvie, B. Payton, F. Pietsch, M. Peters, S. Prince, M. Scott, H. Smith, A. Stover, S. Weigand. First Tenor: B. Dutterer, F. Bailey, B. Bickle, K. Langdon J. Martin, F. Miller, J. Nentwick, J. Nicholson, R. Ohnezeit, B. Polk, J. Smih, L. Stockdale, K. Vanaman. Second Tenor: R. Bricker, H. Bosworth, C. Brooks, J Doughty, J. Eccleston, J. Forester, J. Flint, B. Kaplansky D. Manning, F. McElroy, M. Talbott, B. White. Baritone: B. Brewer, B. Brookes, J. Douglas, J. Glenn, J Gray, C. Grimes, C. Gerami, R. Trbovich, L. White, D Williams, B. Looman. Bass: A. Adkins, P. Arner, P. Geroce, J. Klavuhn, W Mason, B. Scott, K. Stoddard, G. Tecca, W. Thomas, B Wilson. OFFlCERS: Pres. R. Trbovich, V. P. B. White Sec. G. Ashbaugh, Treas. B. Markanton. Finale of the Operetta Assisting in the production of the operetta, Roberta, were Jack Hile as stage manager, Christy Donaldson as student director, Darlene Har- greaves in charge of scenery, and Sam Grimes as dance director. The direc- tor of the entire presentation was Mr. Lawrence Beck. The Orchestra, under Mr. John Weitzel, accompanied. EJ l I N? i ' -J N I . . N . Mir, The Senior Harmonettes and Harmonaires and the Junior Harmonettes and Harmonaires are selected groups of eight and nine voices with alternates. They have their own accompanists and rehearse themselves. These students make appearances throughout the year at various social events and church affairs. Other special groups are the Senior Chordettes, the Junior Chordettes, which are Barbershop Quartets. 'F . .. 'Il Q as A a O I l . A K 9 Senior Harmonettes ROW ONE: J. Martin, K. Johnston, J. Black, J. Dutterer. ROW TWO: E. Davidson, N. Laufenberger, C. Lenz, N. Pittenger, D. Cusick. ROW THREE: B. Birch, B. Fugate, D. Kane, C. Klavuhn. vw . ,,... , J 1 Y. C l 3 X f .1 J 1 I ,Ii J X.. - Senior Chordettes N. Pittenger, C. Lenz, D. Cusick, and in front D. Kane. The Junior Chordetfes, which are not pictured, consist of M. Mossie, L. Lane, K. Hutchman, and P. Livesay. Senior Harmonaires ROW ONE: B. Hutchman, C, Smith, J. Welch, A. Mort. ROW TWO: D, Bright, C. Blazer, M. Miller, P. Wooley. ROW THREE: S. Grimes, J. Hile, B. Talbot. THE PEARL CHINA AND POTTERY COMPANY A 541 junior Harmonettes ROW ONE: J. Smith, B. Hayes, M. Langdon, P. Poole. ROW TWO: L. Lane, M. Massey, D. McMasters, A. Warner, P. Livesey, ROW THREE: L. Liebscher, K. Hutchman, G. Lud- wig, M. Lang. Accompanistt J. Martin. Organ Class CLOCKWISE: N. Laufenberger, B. Ogilvie, C. Smith, J. Bradfield, E. Fortiner, M. Horger, C. Thiemecke, J. Martin, B. Hays. junior Harmonaires ROW ONE: M. Stewart, Accompanist M. Horger, P. Mackall, F, Wells. ROW TWO: T. Todd, E. Oliver, W. Irwin, B. Rushton. ROW THREE: W. McNicol, R. Shinton, D. Reed, L. Ford. x Y .W tx, X' -LXQ9 2 K1 'fi V Organ Class, under the direction of Mrs. jessie Hall Kaufman has again put in a very active year. Among their performances the girls have played at various assemblies, at the baccalaureate and commencement services, and in an organ recital at the beginning of the Christmas concert. Members of this group all practice very faithfully at noon hour, after school, and on Saturdays. YJ 1 ,.' an x. Y ...x ' -N X ill METZ FUR COMPANY ,A . GQ , xl , -Q Q ,ff I Active Members ROW ONE: J. Deem, L. Thomas, J. Clutter, S. Turner, M. Smith, J. Dutterer, N. Laufenberger, J. Martin, N. Pit- tenger, C. Smith. ROW TWO: T. Jenkins, L. Bonney, D. Conn, B. Birch, J. Brookes, D. Barnes, J. Miller, M. Chertoff, C. Lenz, J. Barbour. NHS Requires The highest honor a student may receive at ELHS is membership in the National Honor Society. Four qualifications are required to achieve this goal: scholarship, leadership, ser- vice, and character. Scholarship includes a 3.2 scholastic average during high school career. Students are initiated to this organiz- ation during their junior or senior years. Officers are: President Richard Carson, Vice-president Mary Alice Irwin, Secretary Janice Martin, and Treasurer Jane Barbour. New ROW ONE: C. Williams, D. West, D. Conley, H. White, S. Ramsey, N. Sheerer, D. McMasters, S. Roach, C. Reynolds, J. Black, F. Pipes, V. Van Wey. ROW TWO: T. Todd, S. Barnes, P. Poole, L. Liebschner, N. Boyd, A. Larcombe, E. Cunningham, P. Adams, C. Fitzger- yi- ROW THREE: L. Strobel, B. Smith, M. Seevers, C. Klavuhn, M. Irwin, J. Graham, J. Buchheit, J. Price. ROW FOUR: R. Carson, M. Miller, D. Bright, S. Grimes, D. Cooper, S. Meanor, M. Miller, J. Diddle, E. Cain, F. Kiernan. ABSENTEES: D. Cusick, D. Garner, J. Hallett, J. Quigley. Four Elements The advisors include the Misses Ruth Sloan, Rubiena Ikirt, and Mauriel Smith. Organized at ELHS in l942, the Society's emblem is the flaming torch. This year 40 new members, 6 seniors and 34 juniors were initiated on February l3 at assembly. Along with the 42 active members this made the largest enrollment to date, 82. Sam Grimes, Dick Carson, Dan Cooper, Tom Jenkins, Jane Barbour, Smith each spoke briefly. and Carolyn Members ald, M. Horger, B. Hays, M. Lang. ROW THREE: R. McCoy, L. Gebauer, L. Kashuba, D Erwine, J. Irving, F. Robertson, W. Hughes, H. Lisk, B Monroe, A. Walsh, D. Coleman, J. Clendenning, G. Ludwig ABSENTEES: D. Emmerling, R. Gessford, J. Starr. QU ROW ONE' S Barnes L Liebschner P Poole D ol m . . ,. . , . , .C e an, M. Smith, N, Pittenger, M. Horger, J. Nease, J. Johnston C. Lenz, S. Meancr, D. Fey, C. Donaldson, ROW TWO: D. West, A. Larcombe, N. Boyd, M. Martin, C Klavuhn, A. Walsh, C. Smith. ROW THREE: S. Holtz, A. Staffel, B, Patton, J. Snowden, J. S. Turner, D. Kane, M. Smith, P. Hamilton, L, Plummer, S, Ga Ramsey. ROW FOUR: M, Massie, L. Lane, K, Hutchman, B. McNutt J, Irving, S. Grimes, D, Bright, K. Reed, G. Williams, J Martin. , ABSENTEES: E. George, H. Lisk, J. Smith, C, Whealdon, D Cooper, N. Laufenberger, L. Kashuba, L. Thomas, J. Buch- , heit, L. Gebauer, N. Headley, S. Frondorf, E. Cline, L Hobbs, M. Chertoff V. Moola A. Lockhart J. M ' , , , anninq Deem, M. Miller, H, Koenig, P, James, R. Ruder, D rner, A. Barnes, M. lrwin, T. Jenkins, J. Quigley, S Berman, M. S. Long. , ADVISOR: Mrs. M. Foulks. JCL Adds Classic Substance Originated in the fall of l936, the Junior Classical League is a national organization of many local chapters in secondary schools throughout the United States and its territor- ies. ln the Junior Classical League at ELHS there were approximately seventy-five mem- bers this past year, The only national requisite for membership is a genuine interest in the classics. The qualifications at ELHS for this club are: either at least a B average during the first and second years of Latin or an ad- vanced Latin course, an interest in the clas- sics, and the purchase ofa pin. The purpose of the club is to encourage an interest in the appreciation of civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome, and to give some under- standing of the debt of our own culture to that of classical antiquity. At the right are the officers: Treas, Marilyn Smith, Sec Jackie Snowden, V. P. Vincent Maola, and Pres. Jim Manning. THE MOORE FURNITURE COMPANY The Ushers deserve three cheers for the wonderful jobs they have done this year at the games, They are excellent sports. Some of the various duties for the past year that they have performed are making sure everyone has his proper seat, being certain that stu- dents do not take unreserved seats, and direct- ing people to their right destinations. The Home Nursing Class includes junior and senior girls interested in nursing under the the direction of Mrs. Edna jones, the school nurse. These girls meet at the Mary Patterson on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday during the sixth periods. There were two separate classes, the first semester class and the second semester class. Clockwise: D. West, R, Burcham, 1. Bennett, S. Wilson, I. Shingler and D. Fey. Absenteest 1, Price, L. McCoy, B, Birch, 1. Nease, D, Yanni, L. Ed- wards, S. Holtz. The Projection Club has been serving the student body by showing movies in different classes, thus providing visual education this year. 13 if R L HUSTON GEN INS L Cv B DONUT SHOP ROW OVNE J Eccleston F D Cunnin h rn J Wines R y noc J McKiney ROW TWO L Cowan P Barlow B Cunning ham R Melvin B l-lallet A Simms ABSENTEES. E Cline R MCKlnley L, El'ilenbOCk ADVISORS: ist Sc-rnester . Ciyre J. Maris 7 Semester: J. Msnarky, R Hodge. ROW ONE: l-l. Rogers, B Hallett, L, Lawrence, C Foden, ROW TWO: R. Cunning- ham, J, Lawrence, L Cowan, L. Simms. ADVISORS: J. Mardis W,Moore. ROBINS AND SANT WEIR WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO. - 5 . First used in l94O the ELl-IS method of class officer elec- tions, similar to national elections, was instituted by Miss Olive lkirt and her Democracy students, who wished to pre- vent dishonest acts such as stuffing the ballot boxes. Since then the elections have been carried on honestly and most democratically. This year the Board of Elections was com- posed ot ten junior and senior members under chairmanship of Carolyn Smith. The new principal was so impressed that he wrote an article for the Ohio Schools magazine and accompan- ied it with a picture story of three photographs: the students campaigning, the voting, and the Election Board at work. Besides tabulating the returns, the Board distributes and collects petitions, instructs the homeroom precinct workers and gets the ballots ready. Election Board Now Indispensable CLOCKWISE: Lillie Thomas, Ann Larcombe, Ed Stanford, Sallie Turner. Carolyn Smith, Mary Sue Lang, Dan Cooper, Jim Manning, George Keirnan, and Clair Williams. 2 I c if ' I I' -s ,Sit I iii i i sr -J I Fi -. . w WA 46 - cg. tt ' ' ng ' S Y ,. as ' 'I - 5 .X 5-1. - Lui. v-if THE A. J. OLSEN COMPANY TOPS IN OUR FIELD I Surrounded by books and in- dustrioasly sorting slips in the library are Peggy Green, Garnet Mayfield, and Janice Van Dyne. Aicl's Magic ROW ONE: M. Hohmann, L. Kashuba, D. Miller, J, Stanley, D. Graham. ROW TWO: J. Bettridge, S. Holtz, D. West, M. Smith, G. Williams, R. Smith, ADVISOR: E. Jones. First Black ,..k,,,,,, ,. -A M 41 -'F 'Ee-4....,: Keepers of the Books ROW ONE: J. Van Dyne, J. Smith, D. Buchholz, E. Rohr, J. ,K Burris. O l- ' .- ROW TW 1 J. Kelly, D. Smith, SX-'Q i. Going, G. Moyfieid, y. Bet- feridge, M. Lowery. 'XBSENTEESQ J, Perkins. AD- VISOR: A. Taylor. v .. i 's JOHN KEIL COMPANY HAYS OIL COMPANY I -Ig' QI T594 1 'E Senior Forum ROW ONE: D. Capehart, B. Frontz, J. Clutter, R. Burcham, Hutchman, D. Cooper. H. Rowlands, J. Nease, M. Smith, L. Gebauer, S. Wilson. ROW FOUR: B. Talbott, J. Irving, S. Grimes, M. Miller, F ROW TWO: J. Vess, L. Thomas, S. Copesttck, M. Chronis- Hilliard, C. Sheville, T. Seevers, S. Sablack. OFFICERS ter, K. Harris, V. Betteridge, C. Donaldson, D. Fey. Pres. D. Cooper, V. P. J. Graham, Sec. L. Gebouer, Treas ROW THREE: D. Ferguson, P. Vodrey, J. Bennett, J. Stan- C. Reynolds. ley, J. Graham, J. Barbour, J. Furgason, D. Barnes, B. ABSENTEE: A. Stoffel. ADVISOR: C. L. Muse. Upperclass Forums Fume junior Forum ROW ONE1 J. Manypenny, M. Lockhart, M. Crawford, R. E. Cunningham. OFFICERS: Pres. D. Erwine, V.P. L. Lieb Johnson, J. Stitt, R Canton, F. Pipes, D. Coleman. schner, Sec. D. West, Treos. J. Manypenny, Sergeant-at ROW TWO1 S Frondort, P. Mclntosh, D. West, L. McCoy, arms, C. Whealdon. L. Baumgarner, D. Golden, R. Hall. ABSENTEES: W. Elliot, L. Kashuba, P. Simpson, D. Har ROW THREE: C. Mvers, F Wells, E. Oliver, D. Erwine, C. greaves, M. Long, M. Gifford, N. Headley, R. Reynolds Whealdon, L. Liebschner, L. Hobbs. ADVISOR: J. Monasky. ROW FOUR: G Mackall, R Davis, R. Owen, B. McShane, .-- its -'I 49 Qt, 'F to DB 35 it .v -so Qs It if dr Sophomore Forum I ROW ONE: S. Bennett, D. Simms, S. Kountz, S Crawford, D. Palmer, F. Pietsch, E. Moore B. Lendon, J. Poynter, V. Costello. ROW TWO: J. Glenn, R. Hulse, D. Williams, S. Treleven, C. Willis, M. Scott, E. Fortiner J Nentwick, A. Powers. ROW THREE: T. Cooper, B. Byrne, B. Burlingame, C. Grimes, J. Gray, L. Stockdale. ABSENTEES: S. Bookman, P. Coleman, B. Dorsey, P. Goodman, L. Holtz, J. Moore, T Sheerer, Y. Smith. OFFICERS1 Pres. D. Williams, Sec.-Treas. J. Poynter. ADVISOR: M. Smith s Unclerclassme Sophomore Forum II ROW ONE: P. Weston, K. Wolfe, S. Wilson, B. Rooinson, B. Ludwig, E. Lane, B. Ogilvic Ashbaugh, S. Prince, J. Powell. ROW TWO: L. Sablack, L, Wagoner, V. Scharf, B. Pugh, M. E. Cronin, H. Smith Badgley, S. Van Fossen, M. Pallis, M. Maley, P. Nortrup, G. Hall, B. Haddox. ROW THREE: S. Ladzinske, P. Richardson, C. Sadler, B, Wright, P, Morgan, N. Kennedy Wain, M. Peters, P. Tackett, J. Martin, R. Ohnczeit, J. Siebert, P. Arner, J. Flint. ABSENTEES: A. Capraruolo, O. Thomas, B. Roush, P. Brereton, R. Chadwick, P. Landy Virden, G. Tecca. OFFICERS: Pres. P. Arner, V. Pres. J. Flint, Sec.-Treas, M. Pd ADVISOR: J. Croil. 1 i Frosh Forum I ROW ONE: L. George, C. Livezey, J. Bradbury, ABSENTEES: C. Conkle, G. Deem, N. Russell, E M. Anderson, E. Boughey, R. Tomlison, M. Daw- Gregg, D. Wilson, E. Ketchum. son, J. Coleman, H. Wright, D. Whealdon. OFFICERS: Pres. H. Wright, V. P. V. Bolton ROW TWO: V. Bolton, B. Jones, M. Jones, D. Sec. M. Anderson, Treas. I.. George. Tresler, N. Dover, D. Jones, N. Williams, P. ADVISOR: A. Fowler. Kelly, C. Kennedy. Fret a nd Stew FrosI1 Forum II ROW ONE: E. Royle, K. Kopp, D. Van Fossen, Dickey, J. Canton, B. Badgley, T. Baker, J. Ken- L. Nagel, L. Smith, P, Nordine, C. Ferguson, B. nedy, J. Reynolds, J. Hughey, J. Fitzsimmons, D. Adkins, C. Krepps, S. Lane. Elliott. ROW TWO: D. Brown, J. McCoy, H. Kelm, S. ABSENTEES: J. Smith, B. Wakefield, B. Payton, Yost, M. Payne, S. Ralston, D. Vernaccini, B. B. Jennison, OFFICERS: Pres. J. Kennedy, V.P. Eordley, D. Hancock, J. Moley, C. Stover, M. Mc- J. McCoy, Sec. S. Lane, Treas. D. Hancock. Connaughy, P. Walters, M. Gamble. Advisor: H. Capehort. ROW THREE: J. Kincaid, J. Pierce, B. Finch, G. HAMILTON BARBERS DIAMOND WALLPAPER 103 1 At B1l5 PAM. on February 22, the curtain rose on Father of the Bride, a comedy presented by the i952 Sen- ior Class. A full house sat spellbound for two and one-half hours. The play was directed by Mrs. Stella Birnbaum, speech teacher, ln the beginning Stanley Banks re- ceives a shock when he hears that he is going to lose his daughter to a boy whom he distrusts, and he hesitates to meet with the parents of this groom his daughter has chosen, Mr. Banks and the groom-to-be both feel that a wedding ought to be something simple, the bride and her mother feel differently, The men are forced to agree on what Stanley calls a tribal rite. This involves presents, receptions, trousseau, hundreds of guests, an expensive wedding cake, and champagne. In the above picture of the cast from left to right are: B. Bickerton, T. Barker, W, Williams, K Johnston, M. Chertoff, D. Barnes, E Merchant, B. Talbott, R. Ruder, D, Garner, F, Daw- son, T. Jenkins, M. Dunham, V. Ma- ola, and C. Smith. In the picture at the left are Mar- lene Dunham as Kay, the daughter, and Vincent Maola as Stanley Banks, the father. ROW ONE: Hilda Werner, Glenda Dunlope, Helen'Capehart. ROW TWO: Linda Lane, Corrine Russell, Michael Miller. ABSENTEES: Stella Birnbaum, Jim Kincaid. Assembly Board Offers Fine Mix 6 THE KEYSTONE PRINTING CO. Our excellent assemblies this year were chosen by four faculty members and one student representative from each class. The chairman is Mrs. Glenda Dun- lopeg student masters of ceremonies are chosen by Mrs. Stella Birnbaum from members of the speech arts classes. The principal chooses members, During each month they try to have three assemblies. About seven during the year are professional ones. The money from the magazine sale is used to pay for these particular programs, Assemblies are chosen that will benefit all four classes. Students often won- der how much the professional assemblies costg they average about SSOOO. Some are booked as far as a year in advance. TROY CLEANERS VITEX PROCESS 9' I id. , ROW ONE: H. Goodwin, H Wright, P. Williams, L Leigh M. Cunningham, D Coleman, K. Kapp, D. Withern, J Doughty, P Nartrup, M Dunham, J. Johnston, L Ge- bouer, P. Tackett, G. Ashbough, L. Cunningham, C. Russell P. Mclntosh. ROW TWO: B. Ludwig, J, McCoy, E. George, J Coleman S. McGraw, P. Roszler, H. Smith, B. Connor, P. Poole, A Larcombe, D. Kane, C. Smith, L. Thomas, N. Headley, M Pallis. ROW THREE: R Burson, J. Dickey, J. Henry, B. Brooks, D. Danver, C. Brooks, P. Gerace. Student Council, The Last of all we see the results of the project at the Student Council one is, for example, the P-A System, 'A AQ! ROW FOUR: B. Fey, B Bickle, R Bricker, B Dorsey, E Galloway, B. Hutchman, J. Manning, S. Grimes, D Seeyers P. Wooley, J. Flint, B. Hafirlex, T Tmltl, G Keirnan, E Stanford, B. Finch, G Mautz. OFFICERS: Pres. D. Cooper V. Pres. E. Galloway, Sec. L Gebauer, Treas, P. Wooley ABSENTEES: M. O'FarrelI, T. Anthony, K. Stoddard, R Brooks, J. Doughty, J. Hyder, C. Williams, D. Thornberry R, Marshall, A. Adkins, B, Hood, J. Allen, M. Lang, B McNutt, A. Marion, T. Jenkins, P. James, S. Turner C. Klayuhn, B. Shawl, C. Burks, P Mason. ADVISORS: R. Sloan, B. Dawson. Experimentors First step in the work of the Student Coun- cil is a session where problems are dis- cussed, Then each representative informs his home- room concerning matters mentioned at the meeting. I !Q ...- 95 as as QG 'G .J -fl- SENIOR CABINET ROW ONE: J. Barbour, S. McKernan, E. Galloway, W, OFFICERS. Pres., E. Galloway, V. P., B, Hutchmanj Sec., Williams, T. Fullerton. C. Donaldson, Treas. D. Barnes. ROW TWO: J. Graham, J. Deem, D. Barnes, B, Hutchman. ABSENTEES3 K. Harris, J. Tharnberry, B. Bickerton, D. ROW THREE: C. Donaldson, J. Sullivan, J, Miller, S. Chadwick, D. Garner, C, Lenz, D. Tharnberry, J. Shingler, Grimes, V. Maola, F. Crawford. M. Dunham, Cabinets Make Formulas IUNIOR CABINET ROW ONE: L. Kashuba, N. Headley, R. Allton. George, Treas., S. Barnes. ROW TWO: K. Hughes, H. Lisk, C. Myers, D. Reed, B. ABSENTEES: W, Hughes, A, Marion, F. Wolfe, P. Livezey, Gessford, P. Cox. H, White, R. Niblock, D. Davis. OFFICERS: Pres. M. O'Farrell, V. P., R. Gessfordg Sec. E. Q ERLANGER'S MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE CHADWICK'S CONFECTIONERY 108 ARBY'S ART AND PHOTO SHOP PERSOHN'S MEAT MARKET Hi Tri members are girls in their junior and 'ith pl 4 KNEELINGZ J. Sullivan, A. Warner, L. Kashuba, K. Hutch man, T. Gulutz, J. Furgason, S. Deeds, M. Dunham, J. Dut terer, J. Nease, M. Smith, D. McMasters, C. Lenz, F. Pipes, M. Sanford, J. Smith, S. Barnes. ROW ONE: B. Hays, M. Hohmann, L. Plummer, L. Cahill N. Sheerer, P. Adams, S. Roach, B. McNutt, N. Ash, J Simmons, D. Smith, L. Justice, L. Migliore, S. McKernan K. Johnston, J. Black, J. Martin, M. Seevers, B. Stitt, M Irwin, A. Walsh, L. Liebschner. ROW TWO: J. Vess, S. Meanor, B. Robertson, J. King, S. Holtz, B. Birch, P. Vodrey, M. Chertoff, D. Cusick, L. Ge bauer, N. Laufenberger, M. Smith, C. Donaldson, M. Hor ger, J. Sullivan, M. Wolf, A. Blackburn, V. Van Wey, G Williams, M. Whitney, P. Poole, J. Miller. ROW THREE: L. Lane, S. Graff, J. Manypenny, S. Turner E. Cunningham, D. Barnes, E. Davidson, L. Thomas, J Buchheit, J. Graham, R. Smith, C. Smith, J. Veness, B Brookes, B. Smith, C. Reynolds, J. McDevitt. ROW FOUR: M. Mossie, D. Lucas, P. Eccleston, C. Fitzger ald, D. West, L. McCoy, D. Kane, C. Kloyuhn, B. Fugate, J Barbour, J. Snowden, N. Boyd, B. Patton, A. Larcombe, J Bennett, M. Miller, J. Diddle, H. Clark, R. Burcham, H Rowlands, N. Pittenger, S. Ramsey. ABSENTEES: J. Hallet, J. Garwood, M. Evans, J. Price, J McCoy, S. Berman, M. Lang, E. Alford, H. White, M. Craw ford, B. Monroe. ADVISORS: H. West, G. Debolt, R. Sloan, K. Theiss, V Karavanic, S. Birnbaum, B. Smith. Hi Tri Keeps Becker Boiling senior year, who are efficient and have a scholastic average of at least 2.75. To stay in the club a member must obtain l5O points during the first semester and l2O points the second semester of each year. They receive these points by attending meetings, working at the Hi Teen, selling re- freshments at the football and basketball games, and serving on committees. Activities during the year are a Christmas formal, a Mother-Daughter banquet, initia- tion, and a Christmas banquet. At the right Hi Tri girls are shown checking coats at basketball games. D. M. OGILVIE AND COMPANY Camera Club Number Two ROW ONE: J. Cunningham, S. Smith, M. Schmidbauer, B. Hornbeck, M. Griffith, R. McDowell, J. Kelly. ROW TWO: L. Hobbs, M. Whitney, M. Evans, P. Adams, L. Cahill, P. Blake, R. Guildoo. ROW THREE: F. Kiernon, C. Myers, F, Wells, J. Johnston, R. Badgly. ABSENTEES: D. Gamble, P. Poole, J. Woolmaker. OFFICERS: Pres. F. Kiernon, V. P. P. Adams, Sec.-Treas. M. Evans. ADVISOR: D, Eckert. Camera Clubs Film Reactions Camera Club Number One ROW ONE: B. Fischer, D. Stefl, H. Bosworth, J. Goodwin, R. McKinley, C. Foden. ROW TWO: S. Creamer, I. Bryson, P. Dye, P. Lawrence, S. Wiegand, l. Moore. ROW THREE: M. Thompson, C. Turner, L. Sheline, G. Holman, C. Crawford, M. Bigelow. ABSENTEES: B. Seevers. OFFICERS: Pres. J, Goodwin, V. P. S, Wiegand, Sec.-Treas. S. Creamer. ADVISOR: D. Eckert. 'T' i Cheerleaders Encouraging the boys at the games and arousing more inter- est. among the spectators are the lively antics of the cheerlead- ers. The varsity cheerleaders include lreading right to left and downl Marlene Dunham, Lillian Gebauer, Captain Donna Cusick, Jo Anne Sullivan, Sondra Deeds, and Myrna Chertoff. Pictured below are the reserves lleft to rightl ROW ONE: Sondra Montgomery, Captain Sondra Newtz, Becky McNutt, ROW TWO: June Johnston, Lois Thornberry, Barbara Markanton. 0' ki, .. Y' :ft I n- 'ti v vi' GQ 92:83 ,. Riino ,JG Senior ROW ONE: R. Davis, F. Dawson, E. Merchant, K. Craw- ford, V. Maola, T. Turpen. ROW TWO: D. Cooper, J. Thornberry, D. Carson, K. Calhoun, A. Lockhart, F. Hilliard, F. Kiernan. ROW THREE: C. Werner, F. Robertson, W. Williams, M. Shertzinger, D. Garner, B. Bickerton, L. Hanlon ABENTEES. D. Bright, T. Koenig, R. Ruder, OFFICERS: Pres. D, Garner VP E Galloway Sec R Ruder, Treas. V. Maola Sergeant at arms R Bickerton ADVISOR: R. Hodge. Hi-Y's Provide Needed Energ junior 'ROW ONE: W. McNicoI, J. Gebauer, J. Wines, B. Irwin, Hanes, J. Hyder, P. McGonigal E Stanford G Zubick R, Bissell, D. Pickering, B. Duffy, B. Gessford. OFFlCERS: Pres B. Duffy V P Stanfo d Sec G ROW TWO: J. Schell, F. Thornberry, G, Keirnan, J. Keirnan, Treas. F. Thornberry Sergeant at arms D Hyder, D. Smith, B. Risinger, D. Persohn, R. Niblock. Persohn. ABSENTEES2 J. Clark, R. Erwine, K, Goodman, W. 'as Ni.. Www? :X .tg ll 1 ,X I , .ab- 'Q-un,---of l 3 l W ,Q to 00 At a joint meeting of the Hi-Y Clubs, Mr. Melcom Crew, Secretary of World Service, who has spent many years in Chile, addressed the Hi-Y's and their parents. To create and maintain high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community' is their motto. This year the boys started out with a project, which was cleaning the Hi Teen. Some of the ways they earn money for their clubs are by selling pencils and pens and refreshments. They entertained the student body with a play at their assembly, February 27. The clubs try to de- velop the social as well as the mental and physical sides. A box social, a dance, and a splash party were planned for the spring. The local boys also engage nearby Hi-Y boys in athletics. Carl Pop Werner, YMCA director, is the Y sup- ervisor forthe Clubs. He enlists the aid of advisors at the high school. The Senior Hi-Y advisor is Mr. Royd Hodge, Junior, Mr, Blake Boyd, Frosh-Soph, Mr. John Decker, if utlets For Fine Boys Freshman-Sophomore ROW ONE: J. Wollam, J. Reynolds, T. Cooper, D. Williams, F, Johnson B Pittenger ROW TWO: B. Fischer, J. Dickey, G. Mautz, B. Dorsey, R, Turner ROW THREE: R. Hulse, T. Sheerer, J. Azdell, S. Hindmarch, J. Hughey ABSENTEES: B. Brooks, B. Dunlap, B. Dutterer, J. Fitzsimmons, B George M Gluchow 8 Haddox, R. Horst, J. Nentwick, J Probst, F. Reed, D. Southon, J. Smith G Tecca OFFICERS: Pres. B, Dorsey, V.P. J. Probst, Sec. J. Dickey, Treas. R Turner 1 -1 If, -Q G: ,X W, v 'Y '9' 14.1 ROW ONE: V. Watson, D. Conn, M. Seevers, H. Row lands, J. Johnston, K. Allen, D. Smith, S. Starkey, C. Byers, M. Whitney. ROW TWO: M. Smith, J. Sullivan, B. Patton, A. Walsh, S. Deeds, C. Tucker, N. Sheerer, J. Wright, M, Irwin, B. Brooks. ROW THREE1 G. Smith, J. Irving, J. Buchheit, J. Furga son, P. Vodrey, H. Jones, J. Graham, M. Evans, H. Clark C. Lenz. ROW FOUR: F. Ossman, E, Cain, D. Clark, T. Osborn D. Seevers. ABSENTEES: D. Booth, P. Bryan, T. Jenkins, R. Davis D. Conger, Bill Fischer, D. Ferguson. ADVISOR1 l Sayre. Keramos Echo Prescribes Typing, proofreading, filing, and stenciling keep members of the K. E. staff busy. Clockwise D. Ferguson, J. Furgason, N Sheerer, A. Walsh, M. Whitney V. Watson, D. Conn, B. Brookes, J. Buchheit, and E. Cain. 41 XX .4 BLO0R'S PHARMACY 6 1010 Penne. Avenue 'I04 E. Fifth St. D8 Yi Keramos Echo Staff Editorein-chief ,,AAw. ....,. S ondra Deeds Business Manager .,.. ....,....,.................A.,...AA...,.... J Oyce Graham Make-up Editor ,,,,...,.................A.,.,,......,....,....... Ann Walsh M News Editor ............ ...... J ackie Furgason. Reporters: Jim Irving, Margie Evans, and JO Ann Sullivan Circulation Manager ..................,,.....,........,........,.,v,.v Donna Ferguson S orts Editor .,..,,,..,,.,...,....... Ron Davis. Re orters: Charlotte Tucker P P I Tom Jenkins, Tom Osborn, Bob Duffy, and Bill Proctor Art Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Eugene Cain. Artists: Don Booth, Patty Bryan, Debbie Smith, Dave Seevers, June Johnston, and Fred Ossmann Feature Editor ........ Pauline Vodrey. Writers: Marilyn Smith, Helen Jones, Carol Byers, Natalie Sheerer, and Mary Alice Irwin Production Manager ,,...................,........ Gene Smith. Asst. Joe Wines l I Copyreader Y,,,,,,..,,.,............... ..... ..................,.......,..,..... J 0 y Buchheit - Proofreaders ,,..,,..... .......,..,...... M ary Whitney. Asst. Carol Lenz Exchange ..,...., . .........,..........,....,.,........,..., ..,,............ B everly Patton Stenciling Manager ,,,,,,,,,. Barbara Brooks. Stencilists: Mary Seevers, Dorothy Conley, Velma Watson Typing Manager ,,... ....... Do rothy Conn. Typists: Hazel Rowlands, Helen Clark Files Manager ,,,,,,,.,,,...,...,. .,,............... S arch Starkey Advisor ........., ...... I ra C. Sayre Newshounds of the K. E. work day after day getting news of interest for the students and faculty, Each member of the staff has a specific job to do and by combining their ef- forts and work, they produce a paper which ranks among the top in the nation. As added attractions the staff puts out special issues at Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas and also all-girl, junior and all-boy issues, which are favorites of the students. Last summer five members of the staff attended Ohio University at Athens to learn new and better techniques needed in order to produce a better paper. Each year the K. E. staff participates in the Kelly project contest, which requires a project promoted in the wel- fare of the school, citizens, or community. This year they helped pass the school bond issue which will give the city three new school buildings, two junior highs and one elementary. Although there is much work connected with the production of a paper, the entertain- ment provided for the staff, such as dances, meetings with other schools, and their annual K. E. party reward them for their hard work. The K. E. is a self-supporting business project conducted by the student staff members themselves. News Dose Copyreading, drawing cartoons, and getting out extras are other tasks of the K. E. staff mem- bers. Clockwise: P. Bryan, F. Ossmann, J. Wines, G. Smith, J. Irving, M. A. Irwin, B. Patton, J. Graham, and S. Deeds. , -1- iv, ' A I 3 'L f A ,M 1 , . 1 V ' , - ,rl at 9 U 9 j , l rl, '.x gwyp '-'f ff-4 -fllmxww ,f is E-Fm Q Xdiqfijj, .ffl hwy L15 fr V15 Q. 2'7'vlf'i'fWjf I Wi Q Q G' A ff'i'r,i?X ,Q NJ , ,Q x f QNA. , g 'si 2 x , 1:.Xv-frm' LX Y' 51' 1 X E-YA ' 1 ss 4 V 1' ...AX -S 5 L 5 .J gag FT sxim-, XX' 1 it -'7 jk . X ,225 xr , A : kit 4 , Q - 2 1 X I ' . I 3,1 5 ,. BF' asf... W M W D 75 A 'HN I 4, .'. ,ig 1 'iw A fi' X4 3- Sark.-QV! :X ' y y vi-.X , 5d Q N tif , 4 , ' wigs-A A. , 45. :'-f'hnn?f- x IA, ,AK ni, ,' AN, T . f .t U1tg1:-941-4 N ', ,.-v If .f-x wU-x fY ,l,'uXQ rffi- 6 X4 'XL , f sqm '-A 'FNX1'1i f'- vm PM , ,L Q ' WS' Fs ': f?f1'if wi -L A T WN JL 'fqqfggff-.r1g11'vf,twa' Lf ' 1 ' , 9 ,EX L ' wig fi? S ' K J' V' '53-EL X ' F 3 .fax 1. ff, , i AT mx, ' ,q ME? 1 W 5 'Z' 3' i 1 AX IW? 4 ig YN ' vx1 x ffvhfxg 'xi 'gui V, ,kat IQ. I x 'V 1 l ,.ullnIl --I- F1 lf: -- .1 PQ ,4- If 's '. L 'fn- 2 TROMBONE: J. Brookes, H. Powell, P. Kelly. ALTO: A. Crumbly, M. Webber, N. Lunger. FLUTE: L. Hobbs, C. Whealdon. BELLS: P. McCullough. MAJORETTES: J. Rickerd, J. Winland, D. Zipperian, English, R, Thompson, J. Poynter. FLAG BEARERS: R. Campbell, C. Willis. TRUMPETS: S. Allen, S. Casto, E. Cunningham, S. Hogan, J. Hoppel, D. King, B. Patton. CLARINETS: D. Barnes, M. Dawson, J. Horger, A. Lucas, J. Phelps, D. Potts, V. Ruckman, C. Sadler, D. Smith, Y. Smith, J. Snowden, D. Tresler, J. Van Dyne, S. Yost. DRUMS: M, Bonnell, J. Cunningham, C. Ferguson, M. Mackey, J. Uselton, M, Sanford. SAXOPHONE: N. Boyd, S. Ralston. No one could say that the Girls' Band didn't sparkle this year, ln fancy .new uniforms they kept right up with 'the Boys' Band in appearances, march- ing technique, and formation creating. A Generally on the football field first, F,- fa: ' f ,Qggifte they always drew a big hand from the 4:ff 'fi'3Ef stadium. X J ln this their fourth year they had 47 members. All were extraordinarily proud of their new majorette boots. 4? :JC 4 W PM gif' if I 1 2 MA1oRs Leading the All Boy Band were Drum Major lack Shingler and Drum . Minor Kenneth Tice. KENNEDY'S SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLY MILLIGAN HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO 0 N I , 7 Girls Band Playing an important role in activities of the Girls' Band have been the majorettes. Pictured below are: ROW ONE: Head Majorette jeanne Winland and Assistant Nancy English. ROW TWO: Roxanna Thompson, Darlene Zipperian, jeanne Poyn- ter, and janet Rickerd. leanne and Nancy hope that in the future the band and the majorettes will get to travel with the boys for out-of-town games and perform at half time. MR AND MRS MICHAEL TURK BENDHEIM'S SHOE STORE SHARPS SHOE STORE SMITH'S BAKERY 121 32 xl. v f ' ,- Q-1'-.' Z-J 1 2 3 V: 3 K f ik as 'im 1 as W .1 , .ff f mx sf fy V42 U, .:' 3-.w-,kwa 3 , if f .J mi .gzg-lub? 'jf' .f iyf. g-'XY gig 28,52 eg-, Wi 31413 f 5 H gy' .,'Y-2:23 AQ V, A A 1:7 2,153 Q-35,2-gffkiiz 4 k QE? 5 ',iz.ff' Y 1fl'f+3g,iIni 'f i Q 12 A f Q ,M 4 K, ::,?3?,j,K., ff: , jrg' 125: Q Vt, i. r , , 31 L, , ,, 1 V fm , gg I Y' 5 -.f, 4, ' ,' A: Egg? , I' far ' 5' WS3'5??f?' TU ' '11 fx , ,' . L ' ' M, X, - gl f A TIF!! '7 , D gy, :WEL 'gil fbliif' x,X Fit. ALSXJ .EXXN ' ' V ' ' H Q ' - ' ' v X ff: - . F, 1 an Z V ',q: A j r H A ' . Y ' , F- ' A. 5 , 5 ff' If G-H X - i..:7'4 ' ,W M , v J ' ' X K As!! M I 'N R, f 'P L A --N X W f df , ,ginfkvk N ' 'L ' Z if X SAXOPHONE: V. Fiarello. TRUMPET: R. Bickertcn, T. Koenig, G. Mautz, S. l-linamarch TROMBONE: R. Bissell, J, Brookes, E. Stanford. FRENCH HORN: W, Blatchfcrd, E. Merchant, B. Finley. VIOLA: N. Boyd, N. English, A, Larcombe, D. Zipperian, L. Migliore, DRUMS: P, McDonigal, D. Pickering, J, Azdell. CELLO: J Rickerd, J. Winland, R. Thompson, B. Patton, J. Poynter, M. Bannell. OBOE: E. Cline, D. Smith. FLUTE: S. Miller. BASS VIOLIN: E. Davidson, J, Phelps, CLARINET: V. Maola, D. Thornberry. BASSOON: J. Thornberry, K. Beckwith. BASS HORN: D. Persohn. VIOLINS: M. Massie, C. Russell, C. Pittenger, M. Sanford, C. Smith, C. F. Smith, J. Smith, A. Stover, B, Brooks, D. Doverspike, H. Goodwin, PIANO: J, Vannoy, P. McCullough, M, Grimes, L. Broomhall, J. Bradfield, S. Hodge, o o hr Music Lovers DRUMS: J. Allen, J. Azdell, M. Bonnell, D. Dunn, M. FRENCH HORN: W. Blatchford, D. Chadwick, E. Merchant Mackey, P. McGonigal, D. Pickering, J. Uselton. D. Muenster. SAXOPHONE: N. Boyd, K. Calhoun, D. lrwin, J. Manley, BASS: C. Ebaugh, D. Persohn, J. Kirkbride, S- Rolslonf D- TPOVRPCVVV' ALTO: N. Lunger, M. Webber, R. Horst. TROMBONE: R. Bissell, J, Brookes, B, Easterday, B. Finch, B . H. Poweii, E. Stanford, B. Wolfe, J. woiiom. ELL5' pc Mccullough' Personality Kings and Queens iff n, fs-'N fix Q--Mr i Tom enkms Seniors oan McCoy MKVM 'fs 'll an Betty Hays juniors Bob Cessfo rd 'ir f. X 'Q' 'K , L M .J Q- U Z , W ' ' I ' ' I 1 94 3 5 N 5 f ,SKF L 1 ff.. ff- . 'mf ' Q X! ,ii l l W. L 3 :, More Sparkling Champs l . kv u 1 fl- A -. V ' 'l ' m l 6 l l eff X 2 'lx' T 'v Duck Williams j,,X Sophomores Marla Pallas W 2 53 X x Y'.T'f X Patrncua Hull Freshmen Bob Hull Linda Migliore Xiu Becky lVlcNutt HOMECOMING QUEENS fx fi .age 1 sit? I lo Ann lVlcCoy This yeor for the second time, we hove hud o Homecoming Week ot ELI-IS. Eight girls, two from eoch closs, were selected by their respecf tive cobinets, to pcirticipote in this event, The students then voted on the eight girls clnd elected lo Ann McCoy os Homecoming Queen. Moyor Devon crowned Miss McCoy ond pres- ented her with o bouquet ot tlowers during the holttime ot the Solem gome. lo Ann is secretory ot her closs, vice-president ot the Freshmon Forum ond secretory ot the Choir, x . I f ..,r Q! Sandra Montgomery .4- Sandra Stone THE POTTERS BANK AND TRUST CO., EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO lane Ruhl Katie l-lutchman . .- f'- Corrine Russell 127 Index of Advertisers Arby's Art and Photo Shop ....... Bendheims Shoe Store ...,.,........ Bloor's Pharmacy ................. Bulger's Dance Studio ...... Burbick's Hardware ....,..... Carroll Motors Sales Inc. .... . Chadwick's Confectionery ..... Chamberlain Heating ........ Frank Crook Company ...... Dawson Funeral Home ...... Frank Diamond ...................., Diamond Wall Paper .......,...... Don-Bus Recreation Center ...... Douglass Auto Sales .........,......... Doverspike Motor Sales Erlanger's Men's and Boys' Store Farm Bureau lnsurance ................ First National Bank .................. Fredland's .................. Gething's Men's Wear .......... Golden s Flowers .......,................ H 8- S Plumbing and Heating .... Hamilton Barbers .................... Hays Motors ......,................., Hays Oil Company ...... Hoges Drive-in ......... Horsely-McEwen .....,.......... Howards Drive-in .,............... R. L. Huston, General Ins. John Keil ..,.......................... Kennedy Office Supply ...... Keystone Printing Co. .... . L 8- B Donut Shop ........ 108 121 116 131 130 B8 108 131 128 136 93 103 93 89 130 108 133 134 134 90 90 134 103 131 130 132 129 128 98 100 120 106 106 Litten Motor Sales ...........,,..,... Metz Fur Company ...,...,.,,...,....., Milligan Hardware and Supply Milliron Company ..................... Mike's Magazine Shop .......... Moore Furniture Company .... Morton's Jewelers ............. Music Shop ...................... D. M. Ogilvie ...,...,........ Ohio Power Company ...........,..... A, J, Olsen Company ......,.,,..,..., George H. Owen and Company Parsons Coal Company ............... Pattison's Jewelry Store ........... Pearl China and Company ...... J. C, Penny Company ................. Persohn's Market .................,...., Potters Bank and Trust Company Reese Jewelers .....,.................... Resnick's Furniture .... . . ......... .. Robins and Sant ...,,..,. Sharp's Shoe Store ......... Sherwin Williams Co. Smith Bakery ............ Smith 8- Phillips .........., Steno Aid .......,..............,. Stonesifer Chevrolet Co, ,,.,. Travelers Hotel .............. Tri-State Appliances ........... Troy Cleaners ........................ Turk, Mr. and Mrs. Michael ....... Weir's Wall Paper 8- Paint Co. HOWARD' FRANKCR DRIVE-IN .. i Four miles for the Best ln Fine Best Food Anywhere FURNISHINGS 28 There ll come a tume when you ll wonder What kund of a year was l952 anyway the year when we graduated? Well ut was a year when the gurls were wearung poodle bobs and the boys fngured ut wouldnt be long untul they were drafted There was war un Korea and the lukeluhood of war un many other places Ameruca was spend ung bulluons to make guns and tanks the total budget asked by Presudent Truman was 85 bulluon dollars or about S2 O00 from every famuly of four un the land What were they sungung7 One word songs luke Cry and Sun If your sweetheart sends a letter of goodby ut s no s cret you ll feel better uf you cry that s the way Cry went What were they seeung9 Quo Vadus was a bug movue all about the early Chrustuans un Rome The stars were Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr But televusuon was keepung people home un droves not because ut was good but because ut was new Multon Berle was the funnuest thung un sught Uncle Multue they called hum Some Other bug shows starred guys luke Red Skelton and Jummy Durante But the thung that kept people up latest was none of these ut was wrest lung Wrestlung from Raunbow Gardens Even grandmothers luked to see the Vullaun tossed out of the rung unto the tenth row Buggest thung un East Luverpool utself was the fact that they funally we e goung to put up some new schools and start on the Junuor Hugh School plan The schools weren t buult that year the money was voted and the plans started The war was takung most of the buuldung materuals and ut looked luke two years before the schools themselves would be put up That s the kund of a year ut was the kund where you were wautung for somethung to happen rather than actually seeung t happen Mlautung for the draft wautung for pruces to come down a luttle wautung to see uf Harry Truman got tossed out as Presudent and General Eusenhower tossed un But ut was a pretty good year to get out of school There were plenty of ,obs and everybody had money One fellow had enough to pay hus taxes wuthout borrowung lack Horsley Photographer of 52 O .!.. :':'f':,u .:ff:1'...: MIN 9 1 - 1 11 . 11 - 1 ' 1 - - 11 11 - 1 . , . . ' 1 1 1 - 11 11 11 - 11 - 1 ' 1 1 - 1 11 11 o V , .. . - 11 - 11 r - - 1 , . . , . . A ,, . . ,, . , . ,, , . ,, . . . F 1 , . - 1 , . . . . ' 1 , I A . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 . . . ' ! l U , avr sunalclvs 2 TRAVELERS E l FOR EXCELLENT O AND SERVICE TOPS IN More than just a Hardware EAST LIVERPOOL Sf Ore 117 E. 4th Street Main 560 SEE THE . . monrows HOW' WASP THE COMMODORE PARADISE hjnyr huh WH, yr., DIAMQNDSH 211113 1' 'VI 353399 Gorham- International- Towle Wallace- Lum- Holmes and Edwards 30 419 Market Street DOVERSPIKE MOTOR SALES 660 Walnut Street FOR SOME REALLY SHARP STEPS CONTACT AGNES BULGER STUDIO IITTEN MOTOR SALES LONG LASTING USED CARS 4I9 Walnut Street The NEW ROCKETS 88 and 98 323 Market Street Phone 3636 I'IAYS FOR THE BEST IN HEATING MOTORS AND AIR CONDITIONING IT'S THE CHAMBERIAIN COMPANY Phone 372 6th and Walnut and Broadway ron cm me sions: H. owen co. COOKING REALTOR IT'S AN AND ELECTRIC INSURANCE AGENTS 4 Washington Street Phone -49 11' OHIO POWER 0 Meals Served In he Room 2 HOGES DRIVE IN YR. LOCATED ON RT 30 3 MILES FROM CITY LIMITS DLI I B Q Favorite Eatmg Place Hugh Schoolers SI - I , I 1'I - - c I N . ' X 44 I , If fx J. I . fl . 1,1 Q V ,V 4, If ,dvry I V U 1' 4 ' :FN N I v'l 'xr,L Of 1-he Dmmg E I' I 'I1AfU A .... A r U - -fl ' I -Q 5 Y PARSONS COAL CO Quick dellverles Sand Cravel a Cement orders LOCATED AT IACKSON AND FIRST STREETS PHONE 557 OR 558 WANT INSURANCE ON S FIRE LIFE AUTO CASUALTY PATTIS Then Call 497 DIAMONDS e WATCHES FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Potters Savings and Loan Bulldnng N3 East Sixth Street Rooms 404 5 Agents john Q Covert IEWELRY East Luverpool s Oldest jewelry Store Thomas I Doland O Qn .,,, N I A . A H 45 W T A22 I 1:4 , -Ll 4 Urnvh k A, I wiv- , FOR I I I I th 133 REESE'S FOR THE BEST IN CREETINC CARDS WATCHES RINC-S AND ALL BEAUTIFUL IEWELRY See F R E DLA N D ' S beautiful DIAMONDS and WATCHES 5531 I On the diamond 3.3 Q W Li. 'I 3 Z xr 6 Q I 134 Q -vi, FIRST NATIONAL H 8 S East Liverpool, Ohio COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE FOR EXPERT WORKMANSHIP Member ef Fedefe' Insurance SERVICE THAT PAYS . 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